toddler
word
Definition
A young child who is just starting to walk, usually between one and three years old.
Usage & Nuances
Used for children who are past being a baby but not yet a preschooler. Typical age range: 1–3 years. Common collocations: 'toddler age,' 'toddler bed,' 'toddler tantrum.' Usually refers to both boys and girls.
Spanish: niño pequeño - niño que empieza a andarPortuguese (BR): criança pequena - bebê que engatinha/andaPortuguese (PT): criança pequena - bebé que começa a andarChinese (Simplified): 学步儿童 - 幼儿Chinese (Traditional): 學步兒童 - 幼兒Hindi: छोटा बच्चा (चलना शुरू किया हुआ)Arabic: طفل صغير (بدأ يمشي)Bengali: ছোট শিশুRussian: малыш - ребёнок младшего возрастаJapanese: 幼児Vietnamese: trẻ mới biết điKorean: 유아Turkish: yeni yürümeye başlayan çocukUrdu: چھوٹا بچہIndonesian: balita
Example Sentences
A room full of toddlers can get noisy fast!
natural
The toddler is learning to walk.
basic
My sister has a two-year-old toddler.
basic
That toddler likes to play with blocks.
basic
It's tough when your toddler won't sleep through the night.
natural
She brought her toddler to the park to play.
natural