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Your One-Year-Old Toddler: Week 23 Menu
Exciting Times Ahead!
Your little one is becoming quite the chatterbox! Those sweet baby sounds are evolving into actual words. Your toddler is now armed with a vocabulary to express everything from her disdain for peas, to her thoughts on your endless cleaning habits, and of course, the infamous “No!” It’s like she’s been waiting her whole life for this moment, and now she’s ready to let those words fly!
Why not take your child on a daily verbal adventure? Point out the vibrant colors of the walls, furniture, and clothes, or count the number of toys in her play area. Read everything around you—menus, street signs, books—anything that will spark her interest in language. Just be mindful; we wouldn’t want her to accidentally repeat something embarrassing that she picked up from you!
As you embark on these verbal excursions, safety should remain a priority. It’s wise to reassess your toddler-proofing measures as she grows and becomes more curious. Follow her around the house to identify any potential trouble spots, and make sure to secure anything she can reach, from the toilet to the kitchen trash.
Friendly Tip:
Just like reading bedtime stories can boost literacy, chatting with your child in a fun way can enhance her verbal skills too! Create silly stories together, sing funny songs, and dive into those quirky toddler discussions about why the dog farts or how spaghetti resembles worms. These moments will not only improve her language skills but also bring lots of giggles!
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In summary, enjoy these chatty moments with your toddler while keeping safety in mind. Engage her in exciting conversations, and don’t forget to have fun along the way!