Toddler Growth and Development

Learn about the benefits of reading aloud to your baby.

Read how to promote your baby's physical development -- from rolling and crawling to standing and walking.

Find tips on how you and your baby can get past separation anxiety.

Use this list of helpful tips for potty training your child.

This article discusses some of the hallmarks of a toddler's development.

Issue this challenge to your child: How long can you balance on your heels?

This movement activity will spur your child's imagination as well as exercise his body.

Find information on the developmental changes that occur between three and six years of age.

Real jobs are fun for toddlers, who like to help out and show how much they can do with their emerging physical control.

Sharpen your baby's eye-hand coordination with this busy fingers activity.

This game will challenge your toddler to jump to reach objects and to stretch to full extension.

Follow these directions to teach your child how to make candlestick holders using apples.

There are so many body parts and so many new words to learn! This activity makes it fun to learn all about the human anatomy.

Your child will have fun with this activity, which involves a great deal of controlled movement.

Pose hypothetical situations and think of alternatives for good endings with your child.

The high water activity will help to strengthen your child's muscles and improve her ability to concentrate.

Show your toddler how to brush your hair, and express your appreciation for her efforts to please you.

The gravity challenge activity will help your child develop her sense of balance.