Key Thought
Your toddler becomes more interesting as you get a window into her thoughts through her growing vocabulary. The days of pointing and crying are nearing an end as she becomes more fluent in speech.
21 Months Girl
Key Thought
Curiosity and dawdling over small things are typical 21-month behavior. Instead of being frustrated by it, plan extra time to get where you need to go and spend the extra time teaching your toddler about the things that stop her in her tracks and fascinate her.
20 Months Girl
Key Thought
This is a time of increasing curiosity. She wants to know how things work, what things do in relation to other things, and loves surprise endings. When things don’t go as she expected, she will laugh and try again. Provide her with lots of opportunities to explore safely.
19 Months Girl
Key Thought
Nineteen-month-olds are natural mimics both of speech and actions. They also love to do things with you. Take advantage of this time and teach your little one how to help with chores and teach lots of new vocabulary. Make a game of learning and co-operating.
18 Months Girl
Key Thought
Home is an active place. Your 18-month-old scatters her toys everywhere. She is an expert climber, opens doors with child locks, and moves fast. Safety is your biggest concern for this curiosity stage. This is not the time to strive for an award for good housekeeping.
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