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Meaning & Definition of Toddler in English

English

Toddler

A young child, typically between the ages of one and three years.


Pronunciation:

/ˈtɒd.lər/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

toddlers

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A child who is just beginning to walk.

    Example Sentence: The toddler took his first steps at the park.

  • Definition: A child between the ages of one and three years.

    Example Sentence: Toddlers often explore their environment with curiosity.

  • Definition: A small child who is still in the early stages of development.

    Example Sentence: She bought new toys for the toddler to play with.

Etymology

Origin: The word 'toddler' is derived from the verb 'toddle', which means to walk unsteadily.

Synonyms

young childinfantlittle onepreschooler

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • toddler tantrum: An emotional outburst common in young children, characterized by crying and flailing.
  • toddler proofing: Making an area safe for a young child to ensure they cannot get hurt.
  • terrible twos: A phase typically occurring around the age of two, marked by increased independence and willfulness.

Translations

  • Spanish: niño pequeño
  • French: jeune enfant
  • German: Kleinkind
  • Russian: малыш

Related Words

  • infant: A child at a very young age, generally under one year.
  • preschooler: A child who is typically aged three to five years and is preparing for school.

Slang Meanings of toddler

  • Meaning: Snot-nosed little one

    Example Sentence: That snot-nosed little one is always getting into trouble.

  • Meaning: Tiny tyrant

    Example Sentence: She’s a tiny tyrant when she doesn’t get her way!