12/21/2025
🐎 Galloping – Developmental Milestone
Age Expectation:
Galloping typically develops between 3–4 years old and becomes more coordinated by 4–5 years.
How to Gallop:
One foot leads while the other steps forward to meet it, creating a rhythmic forward movement with brief time when both feet are off the ground.
Why It Matters:
Galloping supports balance, coordination, strength, and motor planning, forming the foundation for advanced movement skills like skipping and sports play.
✨ Early movement skills build confidence and independence.
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