Through middle childhood, children spend less time with peers in groups and spend more one-on-one time with peers.

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Through middle childhood, children actually spend more time with peers in groups and less one-on-one time with peers. This is because they become more interested in group activities and team sports, and their social skills improve, allowing them to navigate group interactions more easily.

Through Middle Childhood, Children Spend Less Time with Peers in Groups