Toddler Development
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During the toddler years, children undergo a remarkable period of development across various domains, shaping the foundation for their future growth. This phase, typically spanning from ages one to three, encompasses cognitive and motor development, language and communication skills, social and emotional growth, as well as the fostering of independence and self-help skills.
Cognitive and Motor Development
Every day, your toddler’s brain and body are working hard, solving problems, testing limits, and fine-tuning those tiny muscles. From stacking blocks to figuring out how to open drawers, cognitive and motor development shape how little ones interact with the world. Here is a breakdown of key milestones and fun practical ways to support your child’s growth at every stage.
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Social and Emotional Growth
From tears to giggles, your toddler is learning how to feel, connect, and understand others. Find out what’s normal, what to expect, and how to support their emotional world.
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Independence and Self-Help Skills
From feeding themselves to dressing and personal hygiene, these skills lay the foundation for a growing sense of autonomy.
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Development Milestones
Toddler developmental milestones are measurable indicators of progress in areas such as motor coordination, language acquisition, cognitive understanding, and emotional regulation, providing insight into a child’s overall growth.
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