Development by Weeks
From new words and faster little feet to pretend play and bigger emotions, 19–24 months is a time of remarkable growth and discovery. Learn what milestones to expect and simple ways to support your toddler’s language, independence, social skills, and curiosity.
At 16–18 months, your toddler is reaching exciting new milestones, from confident walking and growing vocabulary to pretend play and big emotions. Discover what to expect during this stage and simple ways to support their development, independence, and curiosity every day.
Months 13–15 mark an exciting new chapter as your baby becomes a confident toddler, with bigger movements, growing language skills, and a strong desire for independence. Discover what to expect with walking, feeding, sleep, playtime, communication, emotions, and the everyday milestones shaping toddlerhood.
Weeks 45–52 mark an exciting transition as your baby grows more confident with walking, communication, self-feeding, and everyday exploration. Discover what to expect with meals, sleep, playtime, safety, language development, and the milestones leading into toddlerhood.
Weeks 41–44 mark an exciting transition as your baby grows more confident with standing, walking, communication, and self-feeding. Discover what to expect with movement, meals, sleep, playtime, language development, and the growing independence that leads toward toddlerhood.
