Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Toddler"

This means that the toddler is amazed by the cartoon. Spellbound has the word "spell" in it. A spell is a magical force that causes mystical things to happen... Like Harry Potter. Haha.

it means that they are weak stomached and cant drink alcohol without vomiting soon after

It's a young child who has just recently been able to walk Around 2 years old

Toddler is somebody who is a little older than an infant

an "infant" is a baby under a year old. A "toddler" is a baby over a year old that is learning how to walk and talk. "baby" can refer to any child from birth to age 4. Others may have different definitions for these terms.

The saying does exist. Sometimes "that" is used instead of "it's", depending on the context. I think that with very small toddlers (like up to 2 years), it would be fine to say (as a separate sentence). But older than that, it's too much baby talk (in my opinion at least).

Usually mom’s would pick the baby up and/or “kiss it better” where they got hurt. Same idea as in Korea, just with a kiss instead

The best thing on YouTube for learning English is "Busy Beavers" my son watches it all the time, and he learned his alphabet at 2 years old by watching it

My toddler has been kicked by a boy swinging on a swing

It's basically saying that the statement is so ridiculous it shouldn't be taken seriously, but because of the society we live in and the lack of knowledge on breastfeeding it can be taken seriously 'made serious' or made into a real issue.

All along means for the whole time of that situation. So from the beginning of that mum being locked out, she had that plan in her mind.

It needs just a little addition: "She lets her toddler walk on grounds that are soft enough."

It’s very good! I would just suggest that if this is for formal or academic writing, you should write out all numbers less than 21. So 20=twenty and 5=five. Also, “little 2 year old cousin” should be changed to “two-year-old little cousin”. Great job overall!