n. a very young child; esp. one just learning to walk
The mother found a playmate for her toddler.
The mother found a playmate for her toddler.
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He tried to appease the crying toddler by giving him a cookie.
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What did Elmer do for the screaming toddler at Zoom City?
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What did Olivia act out with the toddler twins?
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The mother prompted the toddler to sit in the chair.
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The toddler wrapped up in his big winter coat looked like a little butterball.
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The toddler scribbled on the paper with crayon.
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The toddler daubed peanut butter on the wall.
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The toddler was under the tutelar watch of her mother.
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He likes chunky peanut butter. OR The chunky toddler chased after the dog.
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The toddler sipped the juice.
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We used non-drip paint. OR the toddler has a non-drip cup.
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The toddler held her teddy bear protectively.
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The toddler scribbles a picture on the paper.
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The toddler was a real wriggler on plane trips.
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young child; very young child; child
adult
2 syllables
tod-dler
oddler
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