Perhaps your toddler is now getting used to walking, almost able to move swiftly as a deer. Make sure you support their development by giving them toys that sharpen their movement, language, and sense of independence. And remember to have an extra ounce of patience - your toddler is becoming more and more energetic.

At 18 months old, your toddler may still look small and frail, but they are actually capable of many things by now. Steadier walking, a sense of humor, maybe a few short sentences - all these, they will be having very soon. The toys they play with should also adapt to ensure that they change according to what your child needs.

Your toddler has come to a stage when it starts to develop it's interests. It will be drawn to some activities and repelled to others. In any case, continue supporting your toddlers gross and fine motor skills, and also it's language aptitude, with the appropriate toys and activities.

Let’s celebrate: your toddler has reached their second year! Be prepared to match their elevated energy, from dusk till dawn. They would also be more curious now as they learn to categorize objects around them. Lots of whys and hows will come from them. Don’t worry, though! These toys will help you redirect their energy and curiosity into a learning experience.

Your toddler becomes smarter and stronger every passing minute. You’d be surprised that they already know how to use magic words like “please” and “sorry”. They might even say “excuse me” as they walk down a narrow corridor with you. It is indeed a joy to see them growing, and it should inspire us to supplement their growth with worthwhile toys and activities.

At 30 months, you can already start to teach your toddler the value of responsibility. That does not mean asking them to look after themselves. An effective way to train them to be responsible is by using toys and activities that require them to finish tasks with full focus and concentration.

Your toddler is approaching their third year. This stage is critical because they are starting to enjoy their ability to choose. And as they mature, you also need to make some changes in the way you talk, play, and take care of them.