The term "toddler" is typically used to describe a child that is between the ages of one and three, although some people consider a three-year-old up until four, also a toddler. It's the stage in a human's life when they're no longer a newborn, they're no longer an infant, so a baby, but they're also not really a kid. The term toddler comes from the verb toddle, which means to walk with short and unsteady steps, according to Oxford Languages. For most of us, when we learn to walk well, we no longer toddle. We actually don't use the term toddle very often in English, although it does exist.  There is much to be said about toddlers, and that's why today's 5-minute English lesson will be about this stage of development in a human's life. Mentioned in this episode:   The 5-Minute English CourseThe Whole-Brain Child (12 Revolutionary Strategies to Nurture Your Child's Developing Mind)How to Talk So Little Kids Will Listen (A Survival Guide To Life With Children Ages 2-7)This episode is part of Season 2 as well as a BONUS lesson for Season 3. By purchasing Season 2, you'll be able to access the full transcript for this episode as well as the entire 5-Minute English course at a discount. Season 2  contains bonus material for episodes 051 - 100. Learn more. Other Content Get ONLY the Transcripts for Episodes 001 - 100. Get the Free E-Book: 101 American English Slang WordsConnect on Instagram Get updated when new episodes are posted via Instagram.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/americanenglish)