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How Firsthand Emotions Support Your Child's Development

Toddlers

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Toddler Carnival Games
Bring the carnival into your living room to play games that build muscles and coordination.
Mommy's Little Helper
Toddlers love to "help" their caregivers with mundane tasks like laundry and sweeping. Even if it's not really helping YOU, this type of play is enormously beneficial for your toddler!
Freeze Dance!
Dancing builds flexibility, strength and coordination. And it's too much fun!
Follow the Leader
Your toddler follows you around all day. Turn it around and let him lead!
Activity: Explore Painting with Your Toddler
At this age, toddlers are more interested in experimenting with paint than creating "artwork."
Activity: Hold my hand, I love you
Simple games like this one help your toddler learn new words while providing important bonding time.
Activity: Let's get dressed
Turn laundry time into learning time, and get your child dressed in a fun way.
Activity: New colors
Learning can be messy—but it’s also great fun!
What Am I?
With his eyes closed, have your child use his other senses to identify familiar objects.
Activity: Touch Your Nose!
Parts of the body and face are some of the first words many babies learn. Play this little game to help your toddler learn new words, and have some silly fun!
Activity: Toy display game
When cleanup time comes, encourage your child to create a toy display.
Activity: What Makes a Pillow a Pillow? (And More Fun with Classification)
Playing games with everyday objects helps children distinguish their common attributes--the fundamentals of classification.
Activity: Measure Up!
Can toddlers really measure things? In a way, yes. While their attempts at measurement do not look or sound like that of adults, toddlers are beginning to understand the difference between big and small and long and short.
Activity: Sorting for Toddlers
Play a sorting game with your child’s own toys. Familiar categories might be dogs, cats, farm animals and those exciting jungle animals (wow, an elephant!).
Activity: Role-Play Frustrations Away
Your child's own toys can be a handy tool for helping him control his toddler tantrums.
Activity: Johnny Works With One Hammer
Being able to follow directions and perform specific actions help children learn to listen and can increase coordination.
Activity: Five Little Ducks
Fingerplays are great for giving toddlers an opportunity to coordinate fingers motions and words.
Who Said That?
Use different voices while you read aloud to your child. This emphasizes that stories have different characters and helps your child engage with the story.
Activity: Meet your feet!
Play Simon Says to teach your child the parts of the body, from head to feet.
Activity: What's that on your face?
Help your child learn to correctly name the parts of the head and face.
Activity Time: If You're Happy and You Know It
If You’re Happy and You Know It (Clap your Hands) is a great song to help your child develop physical skills and follow directions.
Activity: Ten jumps
Teach your toddler her numbers while exercising her growing body.

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Toddler Learning

Even if you don't speak a second language, you can provide early exposure to language with bilingual toys, books and lullabies. When should you introduce a new language? The earlier the better. Your bambino is listening!

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Toddler Tip

Your toddler learns about cause and effect by making things happen. Give him plenty of opportunities to see the effects of his actions. Light switches are a toddler favorite!

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