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Brace yourself for nonstop exploration, chatter, tantrums and unconditional love during the toddler years! Spanning ages 1-3, this stage bursts with major physical, cognitive, emotional and social development. As your baby transitions from infant to toddler, you may notice rapid advances in mobility, communication, independence and personality.
From hitting physical milestones like walking, running and climbing to language explosions of new words daily, each month brings exciting changes. Discover what major gains to expect with toilet training, emotional regulation, social referencing, pretend play stages and more. While the days are long and patience tested, the years are fleetingly short.
We’re here with solidarity and tips to nurture your toddler’s blossoming autonomy while keeping patience and peace. Let us help guide you through both the rocky moments and the snuggly, silly, sweet ones too!
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