toddlerish
Prone to tantrums
Resembling or characteristic of a toddler—the phase when children are learning to walk and assert independence.
The word usually describes behavior in older children or adults that seems immature or petulant: His toddlerish tantrum over the restaurant being out of his favorite dish embarrassed everyone at the table.
Notable points of progress
- curiosityDesire to learn
- languageSystem of symbolic communication
- vocabularyOne's word collection
- babblingIncoherent or infantile speech
walking · crawling · potty-training · teething · coordination · growth · learning · imitation
Inclined to complain
- petulantChildishly bad-tempered
- tantrumUncontrolled display of frustration
- poutySullen in expression
- fussyExcessively particular
cranky · stubborn · defiant · demanding · impatient · clingy · needy · bratty
milestones
Notable points of progress
- curiosityDesire to learn
- languageSystem of symbolic communication
- vocabularyOne's word collection
babbling · walking · crawling · potty-training · teething · coordination · growth · learning · imitation · exploration
whiny
Inclined to complain
fussy · cranky · stubborn · defiant · demanding · impatient · clingy · needy · bratty · sulky
innocent
Free from moral wrong
cherubic · angelic · pure · simple · naive · unaffected · genuine · artless · wholesome · sweet
giggles
Short, silly laughs
crayons · playdough · sandbox · teddybear · storybook · laughter · silly · bouncy · energetic · hide-and-seek
toddlerishmature
Fully grown or developed
adult · grown-up · adultlike · grownup · sophisticated
toddlerishcomposed
Calm and self-possessed
self-possessed · dignified · self-controlled · poised · restrained
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