Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Toddler"
The meaning of "Toddler" in various phrases and sentences
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What does toddler mean?
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A child from 1 to 3 years old
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What does toddler mean?
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It's a young child who has just recently been able to walk
Around 2 years old
Around 2 years old
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What does I just waterboarded our toddler mean?
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This is an absurd phrase, a bad joke.
To waterboard means to torture someone by placing a wet towel on their face. The wet towel gives the sensation of drowning.
A toddler is a baby or child.
The word "just"means recently, in this context.
So the sentence means i just tortured a child.
To waterboard means to torture someone by placing a wet towel on their face. The wet towel gives the sensation of drowning.
A toddler is a baby or child.
The word "just"means recently, in this context.
So the sentence means i just tortured a child.
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What does The toddler in the cartoon is held spellbound by the figure on the screen mean?
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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.
Example sentences using "Toddler"
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Please show me example sentences with toddler and elderly.
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but why u say is a toddler and the other one u said is elderly why u didn't say he's an elderly
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Please show me example sentences with toddlers.
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This kindergarten is filled with toddlers. They are adorable.
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Please show me example sentences with toddler(do people often use this?).
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People do often use it. It's basically another word for "baby", but very young in age. Diapers for toddlers.
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Please show me example sentences with toddler e child.
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The toddler was sleeping next to a five year old child.
The toddler is throwing a temper tantrum.
Is this your child?
The mother drove her child to school everyday.
The toddler did not want to depart from its parents.
The toddler is throwing a temper tantrum.
Is this your child?
The mother drove her child to school everyday.
The toddler did not want to depart from its parents.
Synonyms of "Toddler" and their differences
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What is the difference between toddler and baby and kid and kiddo and child ?
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Toddler is usually a small child who can walk, maybe age 1-3 years. Baby is before that, 0-1 year. Child, kid and kiddo all mean the same but are increasingly informal - child is most formal, kiddo is least. Kid is most common I think
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What is the difference between toddler and infant ?
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Infant means baby, while toddler is describing a baby that can walk.
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What is the difference between toddler and baby ?
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Newborn- 0 to 2 months
Infant- 2 months to 1 year
Baby- 0 to 4 years
Toddler- 2 to 4 years
Baby is a general term, while toddler describes a very small category of children.
A baby can be a newborn or a toddler, while a toddler falls under a certain age.
Infant- 2 months to 1 year
Baby- 0 to 4 years
Toddler- 2 to 4 years
Baby is a general term, while toddler describes a very small category of children.
A baby can be a newborn or a toddler, while a toddler falls under a certain age.
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What is the difference between toddler and infant ?
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Toddler is somebody who is a little older than an infant
Translations of "Toddler"
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How do you say this in English (US)? When I see my toddler running around in wet pants, do I say "Have you peed your pants? " or " Did you pee your pants "
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“Did you pee your pants?” sounds more natural :)
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How do you say this in English (UK)? do not do this! (to a toddler, for instance, who's going through drop something he's holding and you don't want him to) is it okay to use dont, or shall i say "no-no", "stop it" or anything else? which one is more acceptable, please?
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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).
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).
Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? toddler
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How do you say this in English (UK)? toddlers
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Toddlers
Other questions about "Toddler"
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I want to ask my toddler to bring something to me, what can I say? “Can you please get me the xxx?”
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That sounds perfect! Very natural!
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Please show me how to pronounce toddler.
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What is a natural greeting to toddler girl who cousin's daughter?
Other than "Good morning".(I've greeted with that so many times.)
1. Hi. Pretty?
2. Hi. Angel?
3. Did you sleep well?
Whatever ask your option.
Other than "Good morning".(I've greeted with that so many times.)
1. Hi. Pretty?
2. Hi. Angel?
3. Did you sleep well?
Whatever ask your option.
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I wouldn't use no. 1. You could say "Hi, little one" or "Hi, sweet pea"
Q:
I help my toddler take the shower everyday
can I say
I need to take shower for my baby
I think this one might sound as if I am going to hv the shower, but i do it for my baby lol
can I say
I need to take shower for my baby
I think this one might sound as if I am going to hv the shower, but i do it for my baby lol
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It is a bit unnatural.
You can say ‘I need to give my baby a shower’ instead.
Also, we never say ‘take the shower’, we always use ‘take a shower’
You can say ‘I need to give my baby a shower’ instead.
Also, we never say ‘take the shower’, we always use ‘take a shower’
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She lets her toddler walk on grounds soft enough. does this sound natural?
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It needs just a little addition:
"She lets her toddler walk on grounds that are soft enough."
"She lets her toddler walk on grounds that are soft enough."
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