Toddler

The toddler was learning to count with the help of his patient teacher.

The toddler giggled as she crawled around the living room.

The toddler splashed in the pool with her floaties on.

The toddler held onto the railing as he climbed up the stairs.

The toddler took his first steps towards his mother.

The toddler's love of music led her parents to enroll her in a toddler music class, where she learned to sing, dance, and play simple instruments.

The toddler's fascination with cars and trucks led his parents to enroll him in a toddler transportation-themed class.

The toddler's parents enrolled him in a toddler dance class.

The toddler loved to splash and play in the bathtub.

The toddler waddled around the house, exploring every corner.

The toddler stumbled and fell, but got back up to keep trying.

The toddler attempted to put on her own shoes.

The toddler began to ask more questions and seek information on her own.

The toddler began to express her preferences and opinions, such as what game she wanted to play.

The toddler wanted to pour her own milk into her cereal bowl.

The toddler wanted to climb up and down the stairs by herself.

The toddler started to develop her own taste in music and movies.

The toddler insisted on picking out her own clothes in the morning.

The toddler started to play with other children instead of just with her parents.

The toddler wanted to walk by herself instead of being carried by her father.

The toddler refused to hold her mother's hand while walking down the street.

The toddler insisted on going down the slide by herself at the playground.

The toddler insisted on choosing her own snacks at the grocery store.

The toddler became more independent in her personal care routines, such as washing her hands and face.

The toddler tried to feed herself with a spoon.

The toddler wanted to choose her own activities and hobbies, such as playing with dolls or drawing.

The toddler started to help with bigger household tasks, such as setting the table.

The toddler became interested in books and started to turn the pages by herself.

The toddler started to help with small chores around the house, such as picking up toys.

The toddler clapped his hands with delight when he learned a new word.

The toddler used gestures and facial expressions to convey his emotions and needs.

The toddler pointed at objects and made simple sounds to express his desires.

The toddler listened attentively to stories and songs, absorbing new words and sounds.

The toddler smiled and giggled, showing joy and excitement as he learned to interact with others.

The toddler imitated his older sibling's speech, learning through observation and mimicry.

The toddler practiced using words and gestures to express his needs and desires.

The toddler eagerly engaged in conversation with his playmates, practicing his speech skills.

The toddler participated in a playgroup to enhance his social skills and make new friends.

The caregiver guided the toddler in learning how to take turns and share toys with others.

The speech therapist worked with the toddler to improve his articulation and pronunciation.

The toddler babbled happily, trying to form words and communicate with others.

The toddler stumbled and fell while trying to take his first steps.

The toddler needs a nap after playing all morning.

The toddler was fascinated by the bubbles in his bath.

The toddler wobbled as he took his first steps towards his favorite toy.

The toddler stared in awe at the rainbow after a rain shower.

The adventurous toddler climbed up on a chair to reach a toy on the shelf.

The toddler explored the sand with his tiny fingers at the beach.

The toddler reached out to touch the colorful flowers in the garden.

The imaginative toddler pretended to be a superhero and flew around the living room.