toddlers

Just learned walking

Toddlers are young children who have recently learned to walk, typically between one and three years old.

The word captures their unsteady gait—they toddle rather than stride.

The toddlers chased each other around the playground.

The toddler stage is marked by rapid development, tantrums, and the word "no."

caregiving

diapers

Infant waste garments

stroller · daycare · nursery · pacifier · bib · onesies · cradle · playpen · lullabies · tantrums

development

milestones

Notable points of progress

teething · vocabulary · speech · language · coordination · balance · toilet-training · babbling · pointing · grasping

play

giggles

Short, silly laughs

sandbox · playdough · crayons · teddybear · tricycle · balloons · puppets · squeals · mischief · blocks

learning

alphabet

Language's letter system

  • colorsVisual spectrum variations
  • shapesExternal outlines of things
  • numbersCounting and calculation symbols

letters · curiosity · imitation · recognition · socialization · questions · counting · sorting · stacking · matching

health

pediatrics

Medicine for minors

immunity · fevers · allergies · vitamins · hydration · rashes · colic

Categories
Opposites
age/developmental stage

toddlersadults

Fully mature individuals

grown-ups · elders · senior citizens · the elderly · seniors

dependence/autonomy

toddlersadults

Fully mature individuals

caregivers · parents · guardians

Phrases
Family

toddler, toddle, toddlerhood, toddled, toddlerdom, toddlerish

Familiarity
Top 10,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G