Rough-and-tumble play emerges at about

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Rough-and-tumble play typically emerges around age two, when children become more physically coordinated and are able to engage in more physical play with their peers. By four years, children may still engage in rough play but tend to develop more complex games with rules and roles. By six years, children typically have developed more advanced physical and cognitive skills, and may be less interested in rough-and-tumble play.

Rough-And-Tumble Play Emerges at About