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How Firsthand Emotions Support Your Child's Development

Toddlers

All Printables

Touch Magic Baby Animal Masks: Monkey Mask, Hippo Mask, Tiger Mask
Color and cut out adorable baby animal masks featuring the Touch Magic monkey, hippo and tiger.
Printable: Puppet Pals
You can use these finger puppets to create your own finger plays. Or, you and your child can make up a story.
Printable: Same or Different?
Toddlers are great at finding differences. Noticing differences is the foundation of classification.
Printable: Toys for Scout
Tracing simple objects helps young children practice their pencil control.
Printable: Treats for Scout
This printable activity is a fun classification game. Ask your child to point to, circle or color all the bones.
Printable: Puppy Headband
Activities that integrate movement—like cutting, coloring and crawling around on all fours—help develop motor skills.
Printable: Help Scout Find His Bone
This printable spiral maze provides a fun opportunity to practice pencil or crayon control.
Birthday Card From Scout & Violet
Scout and Violet want to wish you a very happy birthday with lots of wags and kisses!
Pin the Collar on Scout
Here's a classic party game that's sure to get tails wagging.
Printable: Back Yard Playtime
Learning how to describe his movements is an important step in your child’s language development and autonomy. This printable activity provides an opportunity to have fun with directional words.
Printable: My Pal Scout
Sing this adorable counting song to the tune of This Old Man.

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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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