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Guiding Toddlers: Achieving Developmental Milestones from 1to 3 Years

As children transition from infancy into the toddler years, their growth and development continue at a remarkable pace. This period is marked by burgeoning independence, rapid language acquisition, and the development of fine and gross motor skills. Here’s how you can best support your child’s development between the ages of one and three.



Ages 1 to 2: Building Blocks of Growth

In the second year of life, toddlers become little explorers eager to understand the world around them. Here’s how to support their development:

  • Encourage Walking: Create a safe space for your child to walk. Hold their hands and encourage them to take steps.

  • Language Enrichment: Talk to your child in full sentences and ask simple questions. Reading books and naming objects helps expand their vocabulary.