The first three years of life is the critical period of time for growth and brain development. Once toddlers learn to walk, there's no turning back. This section introduces toddlers’ development and methods to enrich language skills, cognitive development, social-emotional development, and physical development through talking, reading, playing, and more.

When babies are one-year-old, they start to walk and run, to reach and touch, to look and see in more detail, and to sense the difference of the things around them. They start to speak out, to ask, to think, to compare, and to choose their favorites. The toddler years are the time you should start to explore their favorites and to foster their interest along life. Let’s find what toddlers like and provide what they want!