What are the age-appropriate social skills of a preschooler?

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Preschoolers typically develop the age-appropriate social skill of beginning to separate easily from their primary caregiver, as they gain confidence and independence. While attachment to the primary caregiver is important, it is not considered a social skill. Learning that they are different than their primary caregiver may be a cognitive or self-awareness development, but not necessarily a social skill.

What Are the Age-Appropriate Social Skills of a Preschooler