During which stage does "Early Childhood" usually occur in the standard child growth stages?
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Correct answer: 3 to 5 (or 2–6) years
Early Childhood is generally defined as the period around 2–6 (or 3–5) years, following toddlerhood and preceding middle childhood.
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