Toddlerhood series : How will my child grow and change during these years?

The day your baby starts to walk, she becomes a toddler and begins the work of growing into a self-reliant person. Toddlerhood has no fixed boundaries, but this stage of life usually lasts from about ages 1 to 3. It ends when you can see that your child has gained a lot of the skills and maturity that she’ll need to start school in a year or two.

Toddlerhood is a long process of growth and development, but it’s filled with many joys for both of you. As your toddler begins to figure out who she is, you’ll take pride in watching her grow into an eager and curious child with ideas all her own. You’ll also discover that your toddler has new fears and uncertainties and needs lots of guidance—as well as love and understanding— from you.

Source : Questions Parents Of Toddler Ask. Ceridian Corporation.2001