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At 35 months old, your toddler is at a lively stage of development filled with independence, curiosity, and personality. Many toddlers at this stage can form short sentences, and can express their needs more clearly. Your little one's imagination is blossoming, as they continue to engage in pretend play and storytelling. Socially, they may begin playing with other children, although they may still struggle with turn-taking. This month can be marked with a mix of excitement an

At 34 months old, your toddler is showing even greater independence, confidence, and ability to follow simple rules. They remain curious about the world around them. Their language skills continue to grow as they can speak in longer sentences and more clearly express their needs and wants. Physically, they are more coordinated and can jump with both feet and handle small objects with greater fine motor skills. Your little one is learning to assert their independence.

At 31 months old, your child is more observant of the world around them. They are quickly accelerating in their sense of independence, and are excited to share that with you! You'll notice that they'll make a shift from parallel play to more pretend play, where they hope you will play with them. This month marks a time where you'll be able to watch their personalities and imagination grow a little more each and every day.

At 32 months old, your toddler is rapidly growing in their sense of confidence and communication, as they further explore the world around them. They will be continuing to explore their independence and strengthen their communication, as their personality will further shine. They will test their parents boundaries as they explore what pushing the boundaries are, but will simultaneously also be calmer as they learn to healthily transition from one activity or environment to an

At 30 months, your little one is full of curiosity and personality. They’re talking more, noticing themselves in the mirror, and sharing small moments of kindness throughout the day. Here’s a glimpse of what they're learning right now.

At 29 months, your toddler is climbing higher, asking new questions, and remembering more than ever. They’re eager to explore and excited to show you what they can do.

At 26 months, your toddler is moving with confidence, exploring new ideas, and finding fresh ways to express themselves. This stage is full of curious questions, stronger movements, and moments that show just how much they are learning.