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Early childhood is filled with milestones! Typically, by age 1, most kids start to walk and say simple words. By age 3, they can form basic sentences and engage in imaginative play. By age 5, many can count, recognize letters, and understand simple concepts like time. Each child develops at their own pace, but these are common markers!