Big toddler, big talker
We’ve got tips and ideas to nurture the development of your growing toddler.
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Meet your feet!
Play Simon Says to teach your child the parts of the body, from head to feet.
Hold my hand
Playing simple games together helps your toddler learn new words while providing important bonding time.
Touch your nose
Play this little game to help your toddler learn new words, and have some silly fun!Videos

Reading to toddlers
How do you read to a squirmy toddler? LeapFrog Literacy Expert Dr. Carolyn James has help for parents of toddlers who won’t sit still!
Best toys for 1-year-olds
Our learning experts explain how to choose the best educational toys for your new toddler.Discussions
When should I bring my toddler to the dentist?
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry advises parents to bring their child to the dentist for a first visit when the child's first tooth arrives or by age 1, whichever comes first. If your toddler has not yet visited the dentist, find a pediatric dentist with experience with young patients. To ensure a positive experience, role p...What physical milestones should my toddler reach by age 2?
While keeping in mind that every child is different, there are some physical milestones children generally reach by age 2. If your child is not walking alone by age 2, speak with your pediatrician. Most children also pull toys while walking, can carry toys while walking, are running, can stand on tiptoe, kick a ball and climb. If you h...Should I send my 2-year-old to preschool?
Whether or not to send a child to preschool at any age is a personal family decision. Many preschools with 2-year-old programs are similar to day cares with a few more formal educational activities. To determine if your child is ready for preschool, consider whether or not he or she can comfortably separate from you for several hours, ...Articles

What is motor development?
What’s the difference between fine and gross motor skills? Here’s what you need to know.