Child development at two years is the stage when children are becoming more confident, curious, and imaginative. They enjoy playing with other children, copying adults, and taking part in daily activities.

Parents can support development by talking, listening, and responding to their child, as well as playing together through reading, singing, and make-believe play. Involving your child in simple tasks like cooking or tidying up helps build independence and coordination. Encouraging everyday skills—such as using spoons and putting on shoes—fosters confidence and self-care abilities.

See below PDF from Raising Children’s Network around what you can do to help your child’s development