Congratulations on transitioning from babyhood to toddlerhood! This stage is filled with challenges and milestones as your child becomes more independent. Navigating potty training, social behavior, and food preferences can be tough—especially when crayons end up on walls instead of paper. But as every parent knows, the joys of watching your little one succeed (“Look, Mom! I did it all by myself!”) can outweigh the frustrations. To help you through this exciting journey, here’s a month-by-month guide to toddler development, covering everything from tantrums and fears to picky eating and sleep routines.
In This Section
- 12 to 18 months
- 12-Month-Old Child
- 13-Month-Old Child
- 14-Month-Old Child
- 15-Month-Old Child
- 16-Month-Old Child
- 17-Month-Old Child
- 18-Month-Old Child
- 19 to 23 Months
- 19-Month-Old Child
- 20-Month-Old Child
- 21-Month-Old Child
- 22-Month-Old Child
- 23-Month-Old Child
- 24 to 30 Months
- 2-Year-Old Child
- 25-Month-Old Child
- 26-Month-Old Child
- 27-Month-Old Child
- 28-Month-Old Child
- 29-Month-Old Child
- 30-Month-Old Child
- 31 to 35 Months
- 31-Month-Old Child
- 32-Month-Old Child
- 33-Month-Old Child
- 34-Month-Old Child
- 35-Month-Old Child
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Summary
The toddler years can be both exhilarating and exhausting. As your child develops independence, you will face challenges like potty training and picky eating habits. However, with the right resources and community support, you can navigate this period effectively. Embrace each milestone, and remember, every small victory counts!