Walking steadily and beginning to run, jump, and climb

Improving fine motor skills and beginning to use simple tools

Rapid vocabulary growth and using short phrases to communicate

Showing richer emotional expression and a strong sense of self

Enjoying peer interaction, with increasing imitation and role-play activities

Engaging activity spaces: Multi-functional play areas that encourage running, jumping, and climbing

Fine-motor skill practice: Scribbling, block-building, bead threading, and other activities that strengthen hand coordination

Language development guidance: Question-asking, shared reading, and songs to stimulate expressive language

Emotional awareness and regulation: Teaching toddlers to recognize feelings and express or soothe themselves appropriately

Group interaction learning: Small-group play to build early sharing and cooperation skills

Development tracking and parent communication: Regular documentation of growth and updates to support families

Beginning to walk independently, greatly expanding their range of exploration

Improving fine motor skills; enjoying stacking, page-turning, and manipulating small objects

Understanding simple instructions and starting to use single words to express needs

Showing more varied emotions and developing a sense of self

Enjoying imitation of adults and learning early social interaction skill

Safe and spacious exploration area: Providing a secure environment that encourages walking and independent exploration

Motor and fine-skill development: Offering push–pull, stacking, and similar activities to support small muscle growth

Early language interaction: Using simple conversations and storytelling to inspire verbal expression

Emotional understanding and guidance: Gently supporting emotional ups and downs and helping toddlers express their feelings

Imitation and role-play activities: Designing daily-life scenarios to foster social interaction skills

Growth observation and parent communication: Thoughtfully documenting walking development and sharing every step of their progress with families

Learning to roll over, sit steadily, crawl, pull to stand, and take early steps

Improving hand-eye coordination, able to grasp toys and finger foods

Growing cognitive skills, exploring the environment, and beginning to understand cause and effect

Early language development, babbling and expressing simple needs

Developing attachment, enjoying the company of familiar caregivers

Safe exploration space: Soft, spacious activity areas that encourage free movement and active exploration

Sensory-rich play: Using a variety of learning materials to stimulate tactile, visual, and auditory development

Gentle language guidance: Singing, storytelling, and conversations to support early language growth

Stable emotional connection: One-on-one attention to respond to needs and strengthen a sense of security

Early self-help practice: Encouraging grasping, self-feeding attempts, and other simple skills to build confidence

Developmental observation and parent communication: Regular updates on progress and milestones, partnering with families every step of the way

Learning to lift their head and roll over as muscle strength gradually develops

Beginning to focus their vision and track moving objects

Starting to distinguish sounds and enjoying voices and music

Expressing needs through crying, smiling, and cooing

Forming early attachment to caregivers and seeking a sense of security

Gentle holding and skin-to-skin contact: Providing babies with a sense of safety and trust

Sensory stimulation activities: Using colors, sounds, and textures to support sensory development

Basic motor guidance: Supporting babies as they practice lifting their head and rolling over, building a foundation for future movement

Stable daily routines: Establishing healthy feeding and sleeping habits based on each baby’s natural rhythm

Attentive emotional support: Understanding babies’ cues and responding warmly to every need

Growth documentation and parent communication: Carefully recording each milestone and sharing every little achievement with families