"Shape of You" is like a dancehall song reimagined for toddlers, and toddlers should absolutely not be smoking weed.
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Black toddlers consumed the greatest daily amount of added sugars (8.2 teaspoons) and Asian toddlers the least (3.7 teaspoons).
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Among toddlers, however, the highest proportion consuming any added sugar were non-Hispanic white, at 99.6%, compared with 94.1% of non-Hispanic black toddlers.
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Black toddlers ate the most added sugar — about eight teaspoons a day — while toddlers of Asian descent consumed the least, about 3.7 teaspoons a day.
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Pros: Encourages kindness and manners, safe for toddlers, plays songs and sound clips, comes with black or white dollsCons: Older toddlers might outgrow it quickly
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Formulas marketed for toddlers are usually unnecessary, since most toddlers eat solid food; the products tend to be expensive and often contain added sugars, Ms. Lott said.
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The Times article notes that brands like "Walmart, Staples and Mattel are bankrolling lucrative endorsements deals for toddlers," but obviously other toddlers are not the target demographic here.
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The shark costume retails for $25 for toddlers and $30 for kids, while parents can pick up the unicorn costume for both toddlers and kids at the same prices.
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The researchers also tested for reverse causation, that is, they wanted to know whether parents chose to put toddlers with developmental problems in front of screens more than toddlers without developmental problems.
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Few toddlers are like John Stuart Mill, the thinker who began ancient Greek at three; and in some east African countries, the teaching of toddlers is utterly ill-adapted to their age.
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Now, even toddlers are hooked on the world's most popular stimulant, with one Boston Medical Center study finding that 15 percent of Boston toddlers drink up to four ounces of coffee a day.
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"It's like the Toddlers and Tiaras of dogs," she joked.
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Moral of the story, stay clear of sticky finger toddlers.
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First responders arrived and found the two deceased toddlers inside.
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Markets, like toddlers, could fuss, throw tantrums and break things.
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An increased suspicion toward new foods is expected with toddlers.
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I picture them as toddlers running around in our yard.
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Where are the girls and where are the young toddlers?
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Such is the exciting life of parents to twin toddlers.
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Toddlers are very demanding and they won't tough it out.
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Another photo showed a hoard of toddlers coming toward Kim.
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Who else is green and menacing and familiar to toddlers?
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What can they be thinking, some of them just toddlers?
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"We do not need a militia of toddlers," Marquardt added.
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It looks like ån IKEÅ chåir åssembled by swole toddlers.
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American toddlers are more likely to eat dessert than plants.
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The panel discusses the right amount of time for toddlers.
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Type 2, or childhood onset SMA, affects toddlers and children.
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They also saw three Coast Guard officials playing with toddlers.
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It plays sounds that encourage toddlers to help other people.
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Men do take care of young children, toddlers, and babies.
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Parents use iPads and iPhones as pacifiers for antsy toddlers.
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Like Toddlers and Tiaras but, you know, fur and fortune?
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Parents let toddlers get ahold of firearms, and tragedy ensues.
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And you must somehow care for frightened and ill toddlers.
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It was also linked to the deaths of two toddlers.
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Kisner and Woodland are both 34 and married, with toddlers.
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To separate babies and toddlers from their parent is unconscionable.
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It leads toddlers to have generous inclinations without any coaching.
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Watson acknowledges it's not always practical to keep toddlers away.
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Toddlers of deployed parents can experience confusion and separation anxiety.
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Thinking of her toddlers' possible exposure, she quickly signed up.
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Parents, however, don't have a choice about dealing with toddlers.
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Toddlers can drown in just an inch or two of water.
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The study included more than 3,000 evaluation visits among the toddlers.
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Some pushed toddlers in strollers or carried them on their shoulders.
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Human toddlers and chimps make similar gestures, according to new research.
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Were they the same staff who locked crying toddlers in cages!?
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At this point they are focused more on toddlers that terrorists.
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Best for toddlers or infants doing "baby-led weaning": Nurture Life.
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What's a common go-to "healthy" snack for toddlers and kiddos?
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CREDIBILITY is a thing you have to worry about with toddlers.
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As with toddlers, the threat becomes as important as the response.
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So what does any of this have to do with toddlers?
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DC's law, however, had to do with much more than toddlers.
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"One teaspoon contains enough dose to kill 5 toddlers," Jackler says.
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Anyway, I'm sure toddlers found the song brave and thought-provoking.
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"People thought about toddlers very differently 50 years ago," says Neville.
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Toddlers in Amiens are offered a camembert tartiflette as a starter.
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Early-years education sets toddlers up to do well at school.
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When women give priority to caring for toddlers they fall behind.
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Should we brace ourselves for toddlers toppling over in a snowstorm?
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One of the toddlers was known to chew on raw lettuce.
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Infants and toddlers are too young to remember the experience consciously.
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Perhaps these toddlers are secretly sharing their tips to staying awake?
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When Facebook opened up to non-college students, they were toddlers.
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Front doors swing open, allowing toddlers and dogs to climb in.
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"That means there are 48 toddlers still in cages," Colbert said.
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It's suitable for babies and toddlers from 5 to 45 pounds.
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All of these things can be tricky with toddlers and preschoolers.
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It's a simple plastic toy that is meant for younger toddlers.
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Ann Coulter accused these toddlers of being child actors for effect.
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Human babies and toddlers pick up the utterances around them effortlessly.
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They looked so calm, reading magazines or keeping their toddlers entertained.
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"We often don't let toddlers get hungry enough," Dr. Fernando said.
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Many of the children were toddlers; the average age was 6.
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When they became toddlers, all three of us shared a bed.
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More than 400 are under age 12, and many are toddlers.
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Elderly people and children, toddlers, babies, were sent to the right.
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Before they can even walk, toddlers today are interfacing with computers.
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Everyone, including my two toddlers, has a pair of sturdy boots.
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But here is a new one: the invasion of the toddlers.
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Older toddlers, especially, will appreciate all the different items to color.
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During one week in April, four toddlers shot and killed themselves.
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Tell your toddlers that we can all learn from each other.
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Can toddlers understand why they are receiving medicines that deplete them?
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She's also the mother of two toddlers, with almost no free time.
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Until now, that joy was mainly reserved for watching toddlers and puppies.
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The kids in government care range in age from toddlers to 2110.
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Those buried were mostly children, including Omer's own baby and twin toddlers.
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Eroticized material involving toddlers, much less infants, remains taboo for most audiences.
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They saw two toddlers in a state that Keith struggled to describe.
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Either way toddlers are always high on life and drunk on excitement.
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"One of the toddlers was chained to the ground," according to officials.
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And there are plenty of products for infants and toddlers on offer.
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It's all beautifully made and can also transition from babies to toddlers.
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I've seen a lot of toddlers love it, which is my favorite!
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She needs valentines for her daycare class (yes, toddlers exchange valentines apparently).
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I see his name everywhere, I see little red-headed toddlers everywhere.
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Ask the elderly, toddlers, or the very drunk: walking can be tough.
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And it's easy to get lost in all the tots and toddlers.
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Dads sprawled on floors, their toddlers within an arm's reach of heroin.
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It's like having toddlers who just want to Velcro themselves to you.
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Toddlers, ages 1 to 13, should drink no more than 4 oz.
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It made little difference when opened to all toddlers in deprived neighbourhoods.
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Medicare requires states to keep records of blood lead levels in toddlers.
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Like Natalie, Austin also remembered the fun times they shared as toddlers.
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It's only $15 and looks a lot like a toy for toddlers.
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More than 100 bystanders, from toddlers to grandparents, were injured or killed.
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Her sons, Manu and Raoul, have grown from toddlers to teen-agers.
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On any given day, a quarter of American toddlers eat no vegetables.
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The researchers divided the families of 129 infants and toddlers into groups.
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Strolling Thunder will include parents, babies and toddlers from all 50 states.
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The toddlers, like the mice, learned to give Morsi a wide berth.
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Toddlers will have plenty of room for food in the small boxes.
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Reverse your evil policy of ripping toddlers away from their mothers & fathers.
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When they were babies, then toddlers, Paulette mothered without a second thought.
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I mean, it's bad form to bring toddlers to certain glamorous restaurants.
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Shriya Samavai and Clare Drummond have been friends since they were toddlers.
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Curious toddlers, Dr. Plumb said, are finding mom's Suboxone strip, grandpa's OxyContin.
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"It's focused on young kids, mostly toddlers and babies," Mr. Dukes said.
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Bottom line: Infants appear more vulnerable than toddlers and elementary school kids.
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Plastic excavators, bulldozers and cranes fueled by imagination have long captivated toddlers.
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Especially for toddlers, Drag Queen Story Hour is at 10:30 a.m.
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It's similar to how toddlers might learn a new concept or task.
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Read more: Colorado daycare owner charged with hiding toddlers behind false wall.
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Some were almost impossible to tell apart, especially as babies and toddlers.
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About 580 of the children on the island are infants and toddlers.
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Are toddlers ready for a play about the ravages of sexual jealousy?
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If that's the way self-proclaimed grown-ups govern, give me toddlers.
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It also started an adaptive line for kids and toddlers with disabilities.
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Here are 21 travel toys for toddlers, with age-appropriate pro tips.
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Am I surprised that a bunch of Republican congressman endorsed arming toddlers?
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Babies are boring, toddlers are boring, mothers are bored, fathers are bored.
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It's not that I'm particularly susceptible, it's that toddlers are disease vectors.
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It's possible people might be more careful with toddlers than with teenagers.
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Sorry, Mom and Dad, but serving a table of toddlers is no joke.
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Sure, stressed-out parents of toddlers will probably just finish off a bottle.
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" Upon receiving other sexually explicit photos of female toddlers, he said: "Very hot.
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When a Toddlers & Tiaras contestant is more composed than you, there's a problem.
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The research also typically involves school-aged kids, too — not preschoolers or toddlers.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner, for example, were going to movie premieres as toddlers.
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When Mylee and Cayla Simmermon were toddlers, even they couldn't tell themselves apart.
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According to Tikun Olam, Avidekel is the strain used for toddlers and babies.
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But that doesn't appear to stop the clearly delighted dancing toddlers from communicating.
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Just photos of wine and painting classes and toddlers running through the park.
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All things considered, let's just be glad toddlers are too young to drink.
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"Happy birthday to my twin spirit for life coordinated since toddlers," she wrote.
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Six other children were part of the den, two of them just toddlers.
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Adult-toddlers in American universities might be equally offended this season as well.
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A stylist doesn't, like, jam her clients into their clothes like recalcitrant toddlers.
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"Infants are just too different from toddlers and older children," she tells PEOPLE.
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I don't know many toddlers who would offer to help with pee cleanup.
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These girls have been best friends since toddlers, a friendship to be envied!
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But athletes' toddlers reading about shit people say about their parents on Twitter?
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We have to say, though: Toddlers seem to make pretty excellent dance teachers.
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The facility lacked life-saving equipment and basic medications for infants and toddlers.
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She said toddlers can benefit from being asked questions with one-word answers.
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First Orchard, available at Walmart, $25.99This is another fun board game for toddlers.
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People of all ages — babies, toddlers, teens, and adults — gathered across the world.
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So, we thought that product can also be good for toddlers and youngsters.
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It was the toddlers at day care, however, who really caught my eye.
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Toddlers quarantined in a 8x503' room sleeping on the floor w/the flu.
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I wish I carried my children on my phone as babies and toddlers.
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They have a daughter, Madison, and a son, Mason, who are both toddlers.
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Some toddlers just know a good fast-food trend when they see it.
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Have toddlers at home, and this is a chance to bank some sleep.
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Edtech startup Lingumi is an online learning platform for teaching English to toddlers.
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The very design of these spoons is to help toddlers become independent eaters.
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As Ms. Siti Noor spoke, two toddlers screamed for space in her lap.
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Cambria said David's cousin and the cousin's toddlers were also taken to Berks.
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Watching people with their babies, their toddlers, their school age children, their adolescents.
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Food pouches are a convenient on-the-go snack for babies and toddlers.
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But if the parents of toddlers aren't too worried, then I'm not either.
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Here&aposs how to get 2- and 3-year-old toddlers to sleep.
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Although toddlers not in prison is a very low bar for our country.
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We now know that infants and toddlers have the capacity for complex thought.
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But these wards are not for toddlers: this is the hospital's Older Persons Unit.
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Even hysterical toddlers and babies go into what the administration calls "tender age" shelters.
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We were to return to days chopped, like hot dogs for toddlers, into meetings.
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"Toddlers are pure, uncorrupted by fake news or homosexuality," Pratt read in the video.
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The company offers large Duplo blocks for toddlers as well as tiny architectural kits.
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Jack-in-the-boxes have terrorized far too many toddlers, for far too long.
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Among them were people who had left their children, some of them just toddlers.
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Better-raised toddlers mean less need to cope with dysfunctional adults at public expense.
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The toddlers love it too and we make sure to let the chef know.
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Parents cool toddlers in buckets filled with what fetid water drips from the taps.
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The engineers were reflecting the scientific consensus that booster seats don't adequately protect toddlers.
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Judge John Hodgman Zack writes: My brother and sister-in-law have two toddlers.
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Toddlers are suffering and their young brains will bear damage from this for years.
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By eighth grade he was developing his first app to help toddlers learn grammar.
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"We have seen children — toddlers — who have been shot in their homes," she added.
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At a children's hospital in Beijing, parents carry toddlers wearing child-sized pollution masks.
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Researchers then measured verbalization in intervals of 10 seconds for parents and their toddlers.
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But unlike five-star French-restaurant pros, our toddlers don't see it as work.
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In fact, she only (barely) makes sense in the delightfully incoherent way toddlers do.
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What is it like to be an adult in a room full of toddlers?
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On one hand, it's telling us that toddlers probably shouldn't cut their own bangs.
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After watching this video, you're going to wish every store hired resident friendly toddlers.
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Big brothers Noah and Bodhi are already in heartbreaker mode, and they're only toddlers.
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PICTURES OF CHEETOS… EVERYONE LOVES CHEETOS CUTE TODDLERS POLAROID PHOTOS OF ENVIABLE PARTIES FIREWORKS.
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Now, imagine if a few toddlers were sprinting and shrieking across the peaceful scene.
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Two U.S. toddlers died in separate 2014 incidents when MALM dressers fell on them.
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The father of the two toddlers aboard the plane was devastated by the news.
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"It's great support and there's always a mass of toddlers running around," she said.
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Designed for infants and toddlers under 5, the device is waterproof, soft and chewable.
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With two active toddlers to chase after, the royals better wear some comfy shoes.
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There's currently a great slate of stereotype-busting shows aimed at toddlers and preschoolers.
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Eight-year-old kids are taking care of toddlers in conditions tantamount to torture.
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In the video above, toddlers competed for the title of Master Chef Junior Junior.
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"There she is, bossing everyone around like toddlers are known to do," joked Guthrie.
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Our handy dandy turn-by-turn apps have turned us all into navigational toddlers.
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I used to see this very same kind of selfish desperation in my toddlers.
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Speaking of toddlers, Justin looks like he's salivating too ... and ya can't blame him.
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Harry was coaching a handball match for toddlers at an East London charity event.
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It's the most common cause of scald burns in toddlers and infants I see.
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The American Heart Association advises that toddlers and infants completely avoid sugar-sweetened drinks.
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Go to any playground and watch as toddlers (who know nothing!) hold still for
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"Dear @FLOTUS: Separating toddlers from parents is definitely not a #BeBest policy," Lieu tweeted.
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Black toddlers consumed the most added sugar in the studied demographics, at 2100 tsp.
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Anyone from toddlers on up can play with these and find them vastly entertaining.
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Toddlers climb over soft blocks, roll around on rubber mats, and clutch stuffed animals.
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Participants range from toddlers to retirees; anyone can join in and enjoy the experience.
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Toddler hair can be thick, soft, curly, or unruly — kind of like toddlers themselves.
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It can be eaten by mischievous toddlers or pet hamsters without causing lethal indigestion.
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Carpets or rugs are a primary source of PFAS exposure for toddlers and infants.
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Nicholas Kristof First, a quiz: What's the most common "vegetable" eaten by American toddlers?
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Moreover, the number of toddlers accidentally exposed increased every year from 6900 through 2628.
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When it's the toddlers' turn to light up the box, they use their hands.
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Cheyenne Jackson just made dressing up twin toddlers for a photo shoot look easy.
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In theory, that's more than enough to cover the majority of schools for toddlers.
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I had two toddlers with me, which was a challenge all on its own.
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On my recent visit, for example, two of the restaurant's 14 guests were toddlers.
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They strut with the room-temperature ease of toddlers showing off to their parents.
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But the monologues are fascinating for anyone who has ever wondered how toddlers think.
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We thought: How do we get toddlers to understand the gravity of their situation?
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Children as young as 8 were caring for toddlers, some of whom lacked diapers.
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Adults coax toddlers to imitate them, while giggling childhood friends peck one another's cheeks.
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I hang out with babies, toddlers, young parents and they are always looking forward.
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Steer clear of apps claiming to teach language to babies and toddlers, for example.
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By 24 months, many toddlers living in poverty show both behavioral and cognitive delays.
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And, almost three in five cases involved infants and toddlers under 2 years old.
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In a game designed for toddlers, I'd like to see thicker and stronger cards.
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One study by Columbia University researchers linked an insecticide to developmental delays in toddlers.
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The children grew from toddlers to teenagers and three of them became jockeys, too.
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I see you in all the infants and toddlers in the parks and playgrounds.
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He was with his son Michael, 2, in a playground teeming with other toddlers.
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Boys and girls cry the same amount when they're babies and toddlers, research shows.
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The kitchen can be adjusted so even the youngest toddlers can reach the countertop.
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Each is 5.5 inches long, making it a comfortable size for toddlers&apos hands.
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And Pedialyte, a flu remedy for toddlers, is now a targeted, widespread hangover fix.
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Lyndon B. Johnson (left) and his youngest daughter, Luci (right), are pictured as toddlers.
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Give toddlers a frying pan and all sorts of uses come to their minds.
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Toddlers played in the back, periodically making a run for it down the aisles.
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First, [toddlers] look at their knee, and then they look at the parent's face.
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We don't have to be taught to appreciate music when we're infants, toddlers, etc.
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No toddlers straddling their big sisters' hips, no babies strapped to their mothers' backs.
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The service also warns against locking toddlers, older people or animals in a car.
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If you let toddlers run things, you're going to get what you got, essentially.
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And the content is an exuberant, cheap, multicultural, data-driven grab for toddlers' attention.
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Fun Fact: Wendy's the mother of Cambrie Littlefield, a pageant coach on "Toddlers & Tiaras."
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She said she saw toddlers sleeping on the dirt and gravel beneath the bridge.
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A database belonging to Spiral Toys, a firm that sells internet-connected teddy bears through which toddlers can send messages to their parents, lay unprotected online for several days towards the end of 2016, allowing personal details and toddlers' messages to be retrieved.
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To see how much added sugar babies and toddlers are currently consuming, Herrick's team analyzed 24-hour dietary data for a nationally-representative sample of 143,211 infants and toddlers whose parents participated in annual National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys in 2011-2016.
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Mamadou worked in information technology and was the father of two toddlers, the CBC reported.
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Health professionals and human rights lawyers have described sick, hungry, traumatized toddlers in US custody.
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Deputies haven't said they're searching for the parents of the toddlers found in the backyard.
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It has been responsible for them being adopted by everyone from toddlers to the elderly.
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Toddlers in families that received coaching spoke more words, and had more complex language interactions.
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Most had grown up with him in Michigan, some from the time they were toddlers.
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"We're like toddlers: as long as we have control over our environment, we feel good."
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"I watched actually some Honey Boo Boo and Toddlers & Tiaras for this role," Dunst explained.
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In spite of this dearth, it's commonly known that toddlers are frequently brutally honest communicators.
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Kris and Adam Desjardins, from Maryland, brought their toddlers, Mac, 4, and Jackson, almost 2.
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Hanna Rosin wrote a cover story for the Atlantic in 2013 about toddlers and iPads.
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Shame is used to teach toddlers the concept of sharing, saying thanks, or greeting people.
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Photographs, videos and live-streaming now more commonly feature animals, toddlers and sometimes even babies.
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Jessie James Decker doesn't shy away from a white couch like most moms of toddlers.
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He heard nothing except the toddlers who'd been crying ever since the lights went out.
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As of 2017, only 42 percent of Somali toddlers in the state received the inoculation.
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Move over, Toddlers and Tiaras – there's more beauty pageant bonanza coming to the small screen.
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After Cologne, when Europeans think of refugees, many no longer picture persecuted families or toddlers.
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Why it matters: At least eight toddlers have died after being crushed by toppled dressers.
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People who were toddlers when the pictures were taken and are now in their adulthood?
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Somebody should change the diapers of these intellectual toddlers who pass themselves off as reporters.
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What's it been like doing 8 shows a week as a mom to two toddlers?
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Not to mention it's also a way for the toddlers to get acquainted with shapes.
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Toddlers rest on their parents' hips while their older siblings stomp and shriek with laughter.
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"There is no reason to provide sugar-sweetened beverages" to toddlers and infants, she said.
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A common theme emerged, of partners who become dependents, adults who become like permanent toddlers.
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The segment, titled "Baby Bachelor in Paradise," consists of toddlers in familiar Bachelor-esque scenes.
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They were not responsible as toddlers, as children, for the horrors their fathers meted out.
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Until tomorrow, August 17, you can save 30% on uniforms for boys, girls, and toddlers.
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Meals can be frustrating when toddlers insist on throwing their entire plate on the floor.
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Should we all live in fear that our toddlers will be ravaged by their iPads?
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Some of the danger does decline with age; infants and toddlers are at greatest risk.
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VICE: Do you hate screaming toddlers and if so would you ban them from restaurants?
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"As toddlers do, they explore the world with their mouth and their teeth," Woods says.
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Babies cry and laugh in their parents' arms while toddlers and children play and color.
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They range from little babies less than a year old to toddlers to young children.
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And so children — toddlers even — are expected to argue complex asylum cases on their own.
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Three U.S. Coast Guard personnel in blue uniforms played on a mat with three toddlers.
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When toddlers play, it's good to have a grown-up in the room to supervise.
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Wirecutter's kid-tested, parent-and-teacher-approved gift ideas for toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary schoolers.
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At least 300 female members of the colony had been attacked, from toddlers to grandmothers.
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When I stopped by, moms clustered with toddlers in a bright corner of the library.
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Men sent away as children scored lower on these tests, particularly if separated as toddlers.
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A: Read Melinda Wenner Moyer's article for us about behavioral regression in toddlers and preschoolers.
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Whose great pal is Rudy Giuliani, the talking head whose TV appearances can terrify toddlers.
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You&aposll want to use a toothpaste formulated especially for babies and toddlers, of course.
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Giffords's email said toddlers are more dangerous than many of the immigrants Trump is targeting.
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For example, the importance of reading to toddlers during the day, not just at bedtime.
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It's as if we are letting a slew of demanding toddlers run our whole lives.
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Recommend age group: varies depending on subscriptionRead more about the best toys for toddlers here.
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Two U.S. toddlers died in separate 2014 incidents when MALM chests fell over on them.
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Two toddlers played by the door, screaming every few minutes from their own, private delight.
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Several toddlers run around touching the walls, several pairs of parents squat down directing them.
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Because what the District of Columbia was trying to do was protect toddlers from guns.
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The separation of over 2,000 children from their parents and the creation of separate "tender age" facilities for toddlers and babies has provoked widespread outrage across the country, especially in the past week as images of encaged children and audio of crying toddlers became public.
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Ms. Duley's daughter, Shaquan Duley, made national news in 2010 when she suffocated her two toddlers.
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In the images, the toddlers could be seen pulling completely straight faces while holding baby sharks.
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For toddlers age 2 or older a shot or a nasal spray called FluMist is recommended.
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Like the proud parents of toddlers, my husband and I display our achievements on our fridge.
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"No, I Iooked like a crazy person, like I was on Toddlers and Tiaras," he said.
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They come in straight sizes and plus sizes; they're available for men, kids, toddlers, and babies.
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My passion is reserved for my twin toddlers, my husband, my happiness, health, and well-being.
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Its norm-destroying practices include ripping children from their parents and putting toddlers in detention centers.
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Samantha and William Alvey, MacDonald's niece and nephew, were toddlers at the time of the murders.
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CMPA affects up to 2 or 3 percent of infants and toddlers, according to the companies.
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I've worn it while hiking, biking, and skateboarding, so sprinting after two toddlers is a breeze.
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What struck the emergency physician, though, was their behavior: The toddlers were petrified and seriously traumatized.
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She was a mother to two boys who were toddlers at the time of her death.
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All Images: Christina Warren/GizmodoElmo is now a robot who wants to teach toddlers to code.
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"The strong majority of people coming through were toddlers when Peter died," in 1987, Koch says.
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What's more, these cycles allow astronomers to estimate the distance and age of these stellar toddlers.
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Older children lounged in front of a film, while toddlers roamed around the soft play area.
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The group of lawyers said they saw toddlers without diapers being cared for by unrelated children.
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I made toddlers that were possessed and could kill people and could set things on fire.
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Another issue: The shoulder straps are too short for toddlers, so only infants can use them.
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Sweethearts on a movie date, parents potty-training their toddlers and candy lovers everywhere are rejoicing.
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He speaks warmly of early intervention for disadvantaged toddlers, and of leniency towards mildly straying youngsters.
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Then he flashed a self-satisfied smirk, quite like toddlers do when they wet their diaper.
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Over two days at a racetrack in Savannah, Georgia, Butler peddled 436 adults, toddlers and infants.
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Of 339 children awaiting adoption in Guatemala, only 34 are babies and toddlers without special needs.
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It is on the posters in agency compounds and the donated t-shirts sported by toddlers.
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Since she announced the impending toddlers, Beyoncé has been the queen of awe-inducing maternity style.
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In Guatemala only 10% of the children awaiting adoption are babies or toddlers without special needs.
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Often he relied on his wife to drive him, their twin toddlers buckled into the backseat.
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At least four other toddlers in the U.S. found guns and fatally shot themselves last week.
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Inside, tenants clutching folders of documents, or lugging toddlers on their hips, stagger through the hallways.
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At about 2.5 feet tall, this tree is a great toy and decoration for young toddlers.
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While some babies and toddlers can sleep through seemingly anything, others awaken at the slightest sound.
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He's had them watch Toddlers and Tiaras and point out moments when the kids look pretty.
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But the scene itself illustrates just how batshit crazy those toddlers-in-tiara contests can be.
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Workers typically describe barren factory rooms or a mêlée of screaming toddlers and babies attempting escape.
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It is affordable and versatile enough to serve as a mattress for both babies and toddlers.
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She says Steve's mother did see her, but had no issue leaving the toddlers with her.
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This ingenious book will call out to toddlers, but keep it around for early readers, too.
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Men and women arrive by the hundreds, caked with dirt, with teens and toddlers in tow.
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Toddlers of parents without paid leave have more behavioral problems and score lower on cognitive tests.
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A man in his mid-30s answers with a smile, two toddlers tugging at his shirt.
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The Duplo Train Builder playscape encourages toddlers to become conductors using interlocking tracks and moving trains.
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About a decade ago we introduced our toddlers for a play date while she cooked breakfast.
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Today's school kids were probably toddlers when they started pulling up games on their parent's iPhones.
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Some robots, however, have been thwarted by obstacles like mall fountains, narrow sidewalks, and errant toddlers.
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These days, anxiety is on the rise in all age groups, and toddlers are not immune.
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I like it so much I&aposve even started gifting it to other parents with toddlers.
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As the LA Times notes, Baby Rave is not the most educationally enriching activity for toddlers.
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At least three other toddlers have been killed in tip-over accidents involving the company's furniture.
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The women had children who ranged in age from newborns to toddlers older than 12 months.
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There are several Instagram accounts based in South Korea that sell clothing for babies and toddlers.
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On Thursday, Target said it will extend its trendy kids' clothing line, Art Class, to toddlers.
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The youngest faces appear to be toddlers, but none seem to be older than middle aged.
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Two toddlers, one black and one white, saw each other on the streets of New York.
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On second thought, show it to the toddlers anyway: They've got to grow up sometime, right?
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Freud wrote about toddlers getting stuck in the "anal stage," and I guess that was me.
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The last thing he and his wife wanted to do was take two toddlers over the sea.
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Cuddling a reticulated python might seem terrifying for most toddlers, but not for this 3-year-old.
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The company's Instagram account is mainly populated by wealthy-looking women hanging out with blonde-headed toddlers.
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Like chimps, the toddlers used these gestures both singly and by stringing them together in a sequence.
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Screaming toddlers may not be your biggest worry the next time you go to a movie theater.
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Drivers have been educated to wear seat belts and secure toddlers in child-safety seats, McCarthy says.
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"Aren't they beautiful?" she said, gazing at an old press photo with her two children as toddlers.
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Methadone's long-lasting course of action is what puts toddlers at increased risk if they consume it.
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Montessori classrooms include kids of all ages, from toddlers just like George to those entering elementary school.
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During this stage of development, toddlers typically develop an affinity for simple carbs, like breads and crackers.
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He enjoyed taking his three toddlers to the park and hanging out with his younger brother, Dominique.
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How can you keep dozens of toddlers seated, quiet, focused and blissfully entertained for half an hour?
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Earlier in the day, they shared adorably candid moments with a couple of toddlers at Croke Park.
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It is a menace to toddlers, who are most likely to ingest contaminated dust and paint chips.
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In a malicious twist, flakes of lead paint taste sweet, which makes them attractive to foraging toddlers.
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Indeed, there was a stronger correlation between the number of toddlers and turnout than with young adults.
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"Pediatricians may wish to continue promoting shared reading of print books, particularly for toddlers and younger children."
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Cats are known for their love of laser pointers – and apparently toddlers and cats aren't that different.
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According to DePuyt, trees underneath the bridge might have broken the fall of each of the toddlers.
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Casual. While not many people look like they did when they were toddlers, Jenner looks especially different.
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The toddlers, with protruding rib cages, are among hundreds of thousands of children suffering from acute malnutrition.
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Although they initially planned to adopt two toddlers from a Haitian orphanage, some unexpected siblings turned up.
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The Sims 4 has been out for two years—two long years spent without screaming, joyful toddlers.
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" (They're trying, Pratt replies.) Later, Cohen has Pratt look into the camera and say, "Toddlers are pure.
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More recently, the brand even rolled out apparel designed specially for kids and toddlers living with disabilities.
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Families with toddlers dancing to the beats or playing on hay bales don't feel out of place.
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In one recent week, four toddlers killed themselves and a 2-year-old fatally shot his mother.
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Pregnant women often get it from toddlers, especially those in day care who share drool-drenched toys.
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And much of this would have to be accomplished by the time today's toddlers hit high school.
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The final room Trump visited was occupied by nine babies and toddlers, most under 18 months old.
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Ms. Isenberg contends that adults in America are spoon-fed their history as if they were toddlers.
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Toddlers and infants do, in fact, appear before judges in the system to defend themselves against deportation.
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Toddlers in low-income families sometimes have to wait a year for fillings in an operating room.
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Helping toddlers and young kids learn to understand and express their emotions can be a big challenge.
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Burst Mode can be helpful in taking pictures of sporting events, sprightly toddlers and fast-moving pets.
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Several toddlers lost ground following early leads after sitting down near the finish line to look around.
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The study found that Shelly's reactions reduced the amount of abuse the robot took from angry toddlers.
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I like to encourage positive strategies like these for feeding toddlers, instead of negative strategies like pressuring.
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At an age when most toddlers are still in diapers, Russell memorized the periodic table of elements.
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Several families, from toddlers to teenagers, dressed in replicas of Thome's Cleveland Indians and White Sox uniforms.
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Ah, in the beginning Fromm didn't only produce condoms—he also made gloves or dummies for toddlers.
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I can't see any of my children as babies or toddlers or preschoolers or elementary school kids.
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When they were toddlers, I got a time-consuming promotion and his employer went out of business.
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It came as close to a reality show as you could get for an audience of toddlers.
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She had some friends with toddlers who had never even seen a television turned on before this.
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For antsy toddlers, there is Union Square Play, a space on East 2008th Street for small children.
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I have found that this model applies not only to toddlers, but to every stage of development.
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Either the leaders of corporate America and academia want to be associated with terrorizing toddlers, or not.
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Toddlers and preschoolers, however, may be too young to understand much about coronavirus or how germs work.
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Infants and toddlers, 6 to 24 months: Consider using a fever reducer at 102 degrees and higher.
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Hape also makes a more minimalist play kitchen for toddlers if you want to keep things simple.
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Eight other members of the Lala family, including two toddlers, were killed in November's 6.4-magnitude quake.
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But they are not recommended for toddlers or preschoolers, and they take up a lot of space.
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When my daughter was young she put everything in her mouth, as most babies and toddlers do.
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Smiling child icons on the airline's website show ticket buyers where toddlers and babies will be sitting.
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Many of the images portray horrific instances of abuse, including rape and torture of infants and toddlers.
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Even toddlers should be encouraged to make their own decisions whenever their well-being isn't at risk.
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For infants and toddlers, babysitters are often available for one-on-one care for an additional fee.
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Just as disturbingly, 18-year-old U.S. military recruits patrolling Afghanistan today were toddlers on 9/85033.
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You can introduce toddlers to practical kitchen skills and experiences such as slicing and sharing healthy snacks.
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I saw a dog walker, a cycling team, a group of toddlers all holding the same rope.
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Afterward, Elad and Andrew told their toddlers the news, as the boys chomped on bananas and smiled.
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In Bennani's case, the answer seems to be: for lovers, for toddlers, and just about everyone else.
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As new research shows, the same learning strategy used by toddlers also applies to artificially intelligent computer characters.
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In recent years, he's done The Baby Bachelor, in which Kimmel enlists toddlers to re-enact the show.
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And, frankly, ripping babies, infants, toddlers, children from parents doesn&apost deal with the issue of MS-13.
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All The Single Ladies, which launched countless YouTube videos of toddlers dancing and one infamous Kanye West tirade.
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She shared an adorable throwback photo of her daughters wearing angel wings as toddlers with a sentimental message.
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Human toddlers and chimps, it can be argued, make the same gestures because they have such similar bodies.
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"Sophie la girafe" is an "undisputed star among toddlers," according to her maker, Rumilly, France-based toymaker Vulli.
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Put two toddlers in a room with only one truck and tell me how well they work together.
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The mother, Porucha Phillips, 34 was believed to be responsible for caring for the two toddlers, authorities said.
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Nuture Life is a delivery subscription box of premade jars of food for babies and meals for toddlers.
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Mierzwa alleges the teachers had been giving the toddlers at the daycare the gummy bears since November 2016.
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I know who is really hurting my community, and it certainly isn't desperate families and toddlers in cages.
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In last week's premiere episode, several Republicans were duped into endorsing a program to arm toddlers with guns.
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Lying takes a lot of cognitive effort that toddlers' brains are simply not developed enough to handle successfully.
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"She's the only one we have left," said Maria Ortega-Villa, as her two toddlers hugged her legs.
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Spencer was at home with her children and her boyfriend when the two toddlers started having trouble breathing.
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The toddlers, Ariel Roxanne North and Alaynah Maryanne North, were transported to the hospital but did not survive.
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The YBIKE also works as ride-on toy for older toddlers, helping establish balance needed for bike-riding.
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In October security cameras at a nursery in Shanghai had caught staff force-feeding toddlers mustard and sterilisers.
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It encourages American parents to read to their toddlers and schools to provide healthier environments for their students.
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If you think the Toddlers in Tiaras wear a lot of makeup, just wait till they grow up.
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As this video shows, it seems that even the wokest of toddlers are not so innocent after all.
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The firearms storage law, which the case also struck down, was not limited to homes that had toddlers.
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At the age of one, Delgado created an impromptu a cappella song in the bath, as toddlers do.
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Young children, especially toddlers, have become obsessed with the videos, which can receive upwards of 100 million views.
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But they may not be the same taxpayers; post-2034 US benefits will be paid by today's toddlers.
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That figure, which breaks down to an average of two drownings a day, includes many babies and toddlers.
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That especially goes for new dads who get beat up on a daily basis due to kicking toddlers.
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Would all those substitutions and additions make something that would appeal to adults as well as a toddlers?
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Terrorism—though it claimed fewer American lives last year than toddlers with guns—has become a national bogeyman.
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The social post soon brought a stream of threats to Chavarria, and even his wife and two toddlers.
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Yakov and Brooke Libman said they attended only two regular-season games because they now have two toddlers.
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"The great thing about toddlers is that they have no fear of guns," Morad observes, to sage nods.
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It's true, of course, that terrorists are actively seeking to do us harm, unlike toasters, bathtubs and toddlers.
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Born in May 2009, the twins were diagnosed with ataxia-telangiectasia, an extremely rare neurodegenerative disease, as toddlers.
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And now its acolytes will spread a false gospel: Arm the teachers, arm the pastors, arm the toddlers.
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Those infants and toddlers were kept apart for 28503 days to up to six months, the report found.
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Those infants and toddlers were kept apart for 22019 days to up to six months, the report found.
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Those infants and toddlers were kept apart for 28500 days to up to six months, the report found.
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They have spent $224 million on books and materials and expanded seats in early literacy programs for toddlers.
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With my toddlers, I know that threatening punishment is only as effective as your willingness to issue it.
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Toddlers can activate it by calling "baby shark," tapping its head, or clicking a button on its fin.
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Those guidelines include avoiding digital media for toddlers younger than 18 to 24 months, except for video chatting.
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Mothers drifted in, some with babies strapped to them, others lurching after toddlers grabbing for the cookie tray.
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Kierra Spriggs and Sarah Jordan prompted toddlers to fight and dunked children afraid of water into wading pools.
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On our summer 2019 vacation-style moodboard: puka-shell-necklace surfer bros, Scandi bloggers, and aesthetically precocious toddlers.
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They watched the news in the office, horrified to see babies and toddlers being pulled from the rubble.
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It was especially nice watching the older-leaning audience rock out with their neon isolation-headphone-clad toddlers.
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That's only about half of the 100 or so toddlers covered by the judge's order (The Associated Press).
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Eight years ago, before the ACA, I treated a 36-year old man, a father of two toddlers.
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Besides being fun, this gem is also a way to show toddlers how to put empathy into action.
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Some found it off-putting — a testament to the persistence of loneliness and alienation, a "Bartleby" for toddlers.
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Streetwear for elementary schools, blessing toddlers with a closet that the average 22-year-old would kill for.
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This morning at 10, it will stream a live performance by Ramblin' Dan, offering upbeat music for toddlers.
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If we care about equal opportunity in this country, we must provide more funding for infants and toddlers.
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Where other babies and toddlers might love stimulation -- loud singing or noisy toys -- these babies need the opposite.
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Warren saw mothers with toddlers, girls, and boys, all in separate cages in another part of the facility.
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Last year, two toddlers previously known to the agency were killed in separate incidents that drew public outrage.
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"Toddlers are funny, because they can get shot but still want to run around and play," she wrote.
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From the time they are toddlers, North Koreans are raised to see the United States as their enemy.
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Parents determine the morning hour when toddlers are allowed to leave their bed, and program the clock accordingly.
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The utensils are designed so the tips don&apost touch the floor when toddlers drop (or fling) them.
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Description: Shenzhen-based STEM kit maker, Makeblock, has unboxed a new cutesy learning robot for toddlers this year.
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Each one is slightly misshapen — designed to teach toddlers to look past surface imperfections when evaluating their food.
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Toddlers played with toy cars; the parents clutched manila envelopes containing their bus tickets and official release orders.
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Now is a good opportunity to remind ourselves the lessons we teach toddlers: Wash your hands a lot.
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In some cases, toddlers and children have also gotten a hold of opioids and died of unintentional overdoses.
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But step downstairs and you find a cheerful day-care center, with caregivers surrounded by toddlers and toys.
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Last year, Walmart launched Wonder Nation, its first ever kids and toddlers' brand, while Amazon introduced Spotted Zebra.
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That&aposs why travel toys for toddlers are not just good to have, they&aposre an absolute necessity.
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It must have been brought by another daughter, maybe for her toddlers, but surely it should be tossed.
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The median wage for someone working with infants and toddlers is $9.30 an hour, or $19,344 per year.
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The women, wearing face-covering veils and clutching toddlers, huddle in a different spot, also separated by nationality.
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The woman, Amal Mohammed al-Soussi, 22, arrived in the desert clutching the hands of her two toddlers.
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Best yet, you can program the holographic wolves to take turns reading your toddlers The Three Little Pigs.
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Bug-bitten toddlers, too small to walk, clung to the sides of the chain link fence, staring blankly.
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Luckily I'm wearing scrubs and a hoodie today – my classic work outfit, since I work with toddlers all day.
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A 2016 audit found California police had added dozens of toddlers less a year old to its CalGang database.
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Sauvignon-sipping mothers unite, and under the glow of a gentle buzz, soiled diapers and screaming toddlers become NBD.
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The researchers took a close look at how accurate and stable the diagnoses were among the toddlers over time.
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Box office superstar and mother on taking her kids to set and how she stays sane with three toddlers.
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If you're in need of a super-pricy spa day, why not earn money by babysitting Brooklyn's hippest toddlers?
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That's when the protesters started singing "Baby Shark," the song that's become an anthem for toddlers around the globe.
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And I would see you somewhere, years down the road, with a pair of beautiful toddlers on your hips.
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But so does putting toddlers and babies in cages and lying to reporters on behalf of the Trump administration.
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She said that the toddlers in the shelter were unnaturally quiet and looked at her like they were scared.
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But once networks were broadcasting footage of brown toddlers wailing in cages, Sessions had slipped mostly into the background.
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The toddlers came with no documentation about their medical history or anything about who they are, the doctor said.
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" Haridas, who is from Kerala, said every generation "irrespective of their religious views" was present, "from toddlers to grandmas.
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For starters, she and husband John Legend are the literal creators of one of Hollywood's most adorable toddlers, Luna.
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It is split into 22 different branches, one of which, called "Baby Basij," recruits toddlers as young as 2.
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"I can't recommend this enough, I took a CPR class with a focus on babies and toddlers," Lively wrote.
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It satisfies every middle-class nightmare about the guilty relief of entrusting your screaming toddlers to other people's care.
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The startup plans to make Leela Kids compatible with smart speakers so older toddlers can operate the app themselves.
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According to their findings, babies and toddlers who spent more time with a touchscreen device slept less at night.
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He's also the character who got a bunch of GOP congressmen to say arming toddlers is a good idea.
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Louisa Ndena, 60, was sitting on the ground in a white aid tent surrounded by family members and toddlers.
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Once deployed the stroller can be pushed in either direction to accommodate newborns facing you, or toddlers facing away.
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But people have been throwing cheese on their toddlers and there's a Twitter thread and it's all so delightful.
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Clinton said she opposed a Supreme Court ruling on guns because the overturned law was trying to protect toddlers.
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Six toddlers played in the sunny courtyard one morning while their mothers shared stories as part of a workshop.
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The clock is also a fantastic addition, in my opinion, especially for those with toddlers who can read numbers.
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"I'm not going to Toddlers and Tiaras my daughter straight into the White House at [age] 3," Hager continued.
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The major marches have attracted people of all ages -- from toddlers riding on their parents' shoulders to the elderly.
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How many images of toddlers struggling to survive in the wake of a chemical attack can the world take?
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Last week, Delta Air Lines Inc apologized after a couple with two toddlers was kicked off an overbooked flight.
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She first popped up on Toddlers & Tiaras and then scored a show starring herself, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.
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I know all toddlers go through this phase, but it can be tough to figure out how to communicate.
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When your niece decide she wanna apply some pressure on the peasant toddlers in the sandbox🙃😎 pic.twitter.
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The new fall line also has some stylish kids' clothing inspired by her Instagram-famous toddlers, Ruby and Esme.
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I recall seeing hundreds of babies and toddlers happily exploring the Magic Kingdom from the comfort of their strollers.
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"Toddlers are at greatest risk for drowning," he said, though all children under 14 are at a high risk.
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Toddlers enjoy taking selfies, too, and whether intentionally or unintentionally, have even managed to put their images into circulation.
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Givenchy Kids will include apparel for babies, toddlers, and children, ages one month to 12 years old, per WWD.
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With three big boys and six soon-to-be toddlers, there is never a dull moment in our house.
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But today, as I was walking to the office, I spotted a group of toddlers from a nearby daycare.
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"We do not need a militia of toddlers," Iowa state Representative Kirsten Running-Marquardt (D) told Des Moines' KCCI.
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He gets Philip van Cleave of the Virginia Citizens Defense League to appear in a training video for toddlers.
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Debbie Gadoury The Gadoury family, from Nokomis, Florida, is evacuating: five adults, two toddlers, three dogs and one cat.
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On July 12, officials announced they had reunited 57 out of 103 toddlers, saying the other children were "ineligible."
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A common theme in the lives of most toddlers is the desire to be treated as an older person.
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Infants and toddlers use digital devices such as tablets when they can barely speak, let alone read and write.
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Sun hats and protective clothing are important for older babies and toddlers, and so is avoiding those peak hours.
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That's one of several ways that they resemble toddlers — or, considering the bong from which they take hits, stoners.
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So although the afarensis toddlers could walk, they probably spent more time in trees than on foot, unlike adults.
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They're the perfect size for toddlers, and they have a wall that makes learning how to use utensils easier.
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In 2007, she donated $300 to Hale House, a New York charity that took in homeless infants and toddlers.
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They're great not only for keeping an eye on sleeping babies, but also to supervise toddlers during independent play.
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Have you heard the idea that playing music for infants and toddlers while they sleep will make them smarter?
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Nineties kids rejoice—Paramount Players is reviving Nickelodeon classic Rugrats, everyone's favorite cartoon about toddlers with disturbingly large faces.
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It goes without saying that there were no toddlers at my last show, Deafheaven, back over at the Legion.
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Here's why some researchers say that to get there, we should start by teaching computers to think like toddlers.
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One designed exclusively for kids and toddlers also offers a single strap hook-and-loop closure to ensure fit.
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Increasingly, parents and the police are encountering toddlers and young children unconscious or dead after consuming an adult's opioids.
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Victims are first infected as toddlers, but permanent eye damage takes decades and usually sets in after age 232.
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In the 22020s, toddlers were exposed to about 3,200 antigens from vaccines for just two diseases — smallpox and pertussis.
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The biggest concern, however, is the children, many of them toddlers, who did not choose to join the jihadists.
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It has both a firm side for young babies and a softer side with more cushion for bigger toddlers.
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It's a dual-sided mattress, so there is a firmer side for infants and a softer side for toddlers.
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She's like Rebecca Black meets JoJo Siwa and the entire cast of Toddlers and Tiaras grown-up combined. But!
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Most feel sympathy for the suffering of others and are quick to help someone in need, even as toddlers.
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Sparhawk is chilly and childlike, joined at first by only an uncomfortable guitar and the dismembered giggles of toddlers.
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Eleven toddlers who had spent the last eight months in detention with their mothers accompanied them to the court.
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It isn't long before these drooling rubes turn into trash-talking toddlers and fall in love with the scatological.
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This community was accustomed to all sorts of interruptions, "free roaming" toddlers and people wandering in with urgent needs.
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It had been marked for demolition months before it collapsed with dozens of people inside, some of them toddlers.
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Teenagers and toddlers are both at risk, Dr. Quan said, because they may go in the water without supervision.
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But she bristled at the idea of pushing more difficult books on toddlers before they were ready for them.
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They're technically considered a pre-spoon and are designed to help babies and toddlers learn how to use utensils.
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Pros: A BPA-free symmetrical silicone shape that toddlers loveCons: The design sometimes allows water to get trapped inside
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But at least some of the people waiting at the entrance to the school apparently had toddlers with them.
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Infants and toddlers should not be given soda, chocolate milk or other sweetened drinks, according to strict new guidelines.
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Busy parents ply their toddlers with instant noodles and frozen chicken nuggets, meals that are often accompanied by soda.
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Most feel sympathy for the suffering of others and are quick to help someone in need, even as toddlers.
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And as Silvio and Clarice, Mr. Ma and Ms. Verson are saddled with ludicrous costumes rendering them overgrown toddlers.
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Companies also can extend their product lines, making different products for babies or focusing on toddlers rather than newborns.
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Siena comes to resemble a playpen in which many of the toddlers have hairy legs and five o'clock shadows.
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Toddlers squealed in their parents' arms, and Shankar wondered whether lead might be present in their blood or bones.
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Studies suggest that a small subset of male and female pedophiles have an interest in toddlers, or even infants.
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In their arms were the three toddlers they had given birth to in captivity, the children of their rapists.
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These proven types of techniques can turn the tide for thousands of infants and toddlers early in their development.
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On the doorstep of the building, two toddlers lie lifeless, their bodies waiting to be claimed by loved ones.
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Toddlers and preschoolers often do so out loud, but kids don't stop when they get older, the researchers said.
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The clothing market for toddlers has become saturated in recent years, and Art Class could face challenges standing out.
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Travel Tips Vacationing with your children, whether they're toddlers or teenagers, is a chance to create cherished family memories.
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They cry not like raging toddlers but like adults—when no one's looking, while doing their best not to.
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There are still only a small number of studies on the long-term effects of screen time on toddlers.
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Toddlers who shoot themselves when they stumble across a gun that Dad or Granddad left sitting on the bed.
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My toddlers' exploits were fascinating, no doubt, but a holiday-themed crossword was more fun to conceive and share.
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The courtyard of one shelter lay flooded with black, stagnant water, in which some toddlers could be seen walking.
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Many were dusty and dazed toddlers who were slung over the shoulders of workers and carried to waiting ambulances.
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Toddlers may be tiny, but they can pack quite the high-pitched squeal, loud enough to ruin anyone's quiet evening.
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Kumaris are chosen as toddlers and, once they are named as the deity, their feet can never touch the ground.
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As though we are toddlers who must be given exactly equal shares of princess dust or we'll lose our shit.
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In all, the toddlers made 52 distinct gestures, of which 46, or 89 percent, were also documented among the chimpanzees.
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Just like we do when we send American adults to prison, we don&apost send the little toddlers with them.
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Chest infections and diarrhea threaten to kill stick-thin toddlers and children lying inert attached to drips and feeding tubes.
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Within the first 30 seconds of the track, everyone is singing along and dancing: aunties, grannies, toddlers—everyone is grooving.
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Volcanoville was built specifically for toddlers and includes a padded play area with low-level climbing elements in bright colors.
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The company did not tell parents who had already bought the seats that they should stop putting toddlers in them.
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In this board book, toddlers can learn the original meaning for each color that makes up the iconic pride flag.
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How many toddlers do you know with closets packed with Dolce & Gabbana dresses and Gucci flower-brooch necklaces, after all?
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Makeup mogul and reality television star Kylie Jenner may have just cracked the mystery of what toddlers often dream about.
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It's much more important for me to raise my kids [twin toddlers, Cy and Bowie] not to become those people.
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At the time of her visit, she said, the shelter housed 60 children, 15 of whom were infants and toddlers.
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Actually, accidental poisonings in toddlers and young children was such a problem that it led to a change in packaging.
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There's a whole new crop of pint-sized pageant queens on Toddlers and Tiaras, and these girls came to win.
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Not many toddlers, or adults, for that matter, have bespoke Vetements in their tiny closets — worn with Vans, no less.
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Some children reported beatings and cold water being dumped on toddlers who were forced to sleep on an orphanage floor.
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By chance, or by an act of love, the two children who were toddlers together now live five minutes apart.
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The vast crowd—which included toddlers perched upon shoulders, students, teachers and parents—thronged down Pennsylvania Avenue, block after block.
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Consumption of green veggies fell by half during the study to only about 8 percent of toddlers by the end.
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But girls (and babies and toddlers) haven't been shown in the photos of shelters where migrant children are being kept.
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" The pregnant star went on to share her own photos of the adorable toddlers, calling their playdate a "perfect day.
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Sell tickets for children in a special section where your terrifying mascot only mauls toddlers, but doesn't actually eat them.
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Therefore, we recommend toddlers eat breakfast, lunch and dinner with perhaps a mid-morning snack and a mid-afternoon snack.
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But would I live in a tiny house with three dogs, two sticky toddlers, and another fully grown human being?
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The Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget observed that toddlers begin to control their actions as soon as they start developing language.
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Apparently, Clinton would have the American public believe that the landmark Heller decision was about toddlers' access to unsecured firearms.
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The researchers found that adults should limit themselves to three small kernels a day, and toddlers to one small kernel.
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"Poison Control often receives calls about toddlers who drank baby oil or another type of hydrocarbon," according to the center.
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However, the colors are bright pastels that bring to mind swirls of sherbet ice cream or a playroom for toddlers.
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Family members have stopped visiting, including a niece in Arkansas whose twin toddlers Ms. Berryman, 71, is aching to meet.
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"I can't recommend this enough, I took a CPR class with with a focus on babies and toddlers," Lively wrote.
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In 2017, Target added adaptive apparel made specifically for kids and toddlers with disabilities to its children's line Cat & Jack.
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Now groups of ten or twelve mothers came for lunch every Wednesday, and their toddlers ran about with their toys.
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In the installment "Bouncy Ball," the video showed toddlers at a park playing with — you guessed it — a bouncy ball.
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" Furthermore, "infants and toddlers may not be placed on the ground to engage in developmentally-appropriate activities such as crawling.
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In this walking city, strollers become homes on wheels, where babies and toddlers log long hours eating, napping and playing.
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The day care's first phase will open this week and will provide care for up to 120 infants and toddlers.
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Shoppers can select the best pieces for their family — including pajamas designed for babies, toddlers, big kids, men, and women.
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They are the visual building blocks that toddlers see as they try to comprehend the vicissitudes of the physical world.
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That's 6.1 percent of all infants and toddlers worldwide, a percentage that is rapidly growing even compared to the 90s.
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The company also reached a 50-million-dollar settlement with the families of three toddlers who filed wrongful death lawsuits.
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JAKARTA, March 13 (Reuters) - Indonesia on Friday reported 35 new coronavirus cases, including two toddlers, bringing its total to 69.
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Like so many books that pitch their material perfectly to toddlers, this one exudes comfort and love without being syrupy.
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There, guided by English-speaking teachers and surrounded by toddlers babbling in loose English, I adopted the new language quickly.
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One day, I was late to pick up my toddlers from day care, and the school demanded $50 in cash.
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Karen Reyes spends her days teaching a group of deaf toddlers at Lucy Read Pre-Kindergarten School in Austin, Tex.
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Two copies of the gene cause a disease known as primary hyperoxaluria, which can result in kidney failure in toddlers.
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She and her husband, brewmaster Christian Ettinger, designated a portion of their first pub as a play area for toddlers.
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The blanket sizes range from 259.70 inches by 48 inches for toddlers to 60 inches by 80 inches for adults.
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He could do what toddlers only do after a certain stage of development — know when something is hidden from view.
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At this age, babies and toddlers may struggle to speak, but that doesn't mean they don't know what's going on.
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The losing streak had reached 21 games, dating back about a dozen years, when most of the players were toddlers.
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Evelyn Wong, a mother of two toddlers, said she was excited about the prospect of her home's increasing in value.
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The young couple, stressed out by their toddlers and overwork, were able to bond as a family by tidying together.
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The bottom lineThis game is an effective and simple way to introduce toddlers to the wonderful world of board games.
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Pros: Easy for toddlers to understand, many learning opportunities, fun and engaging, multiple ways to playCons: Cards aren't very durable
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The company's software can check for furniture-destroying pets, package-lifting thieves, the death-defying antics of toddlers and more.
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Toddlers dislike the feeling of wetness from soggy diapers and will potty train earlier with these super absorbent pull-ons.
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It's a place where people begin playing as toddlers and continue until they are in 55-and-over recreation leagues.
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The average cost of day-care for toddlers is about $9,733, but prices ranged from $8,043 to $18,815 a year.
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Toddlers are unlikely to understand the substance of the yell, and will only absorb the frustration, or fury, Gershoff explained.
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If I had invested in Netflix instead of little rubbery sticks, I could have paid for those toddlers' college educations.
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It&aposs not always easy to find clothes that toddlers love — they can be a picky bunch, my daughter included.
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Normally, internet culture has no interest in what the parents of young infants and toddlers are doing (gross, old people).
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The company hopes that rounding out the edgier Art Class brand for toddlers will plug gaps in its children's lineup.
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These flash cards are brightly designed, and toddlers of all ages can engage with the illustrated animals, letters, and words.
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Babies and toddlers in low-income families are at great risk of falling behind their peers well before pre-K.
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Toddlers are always going to click on the video with the brightest, most bonkers thumbnail with words they might recognize.
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As we set down a corridor whose end we could barely see, we felt like toddlers lurching toward their destinations.
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When some parents learned that talking to toddlers helps to develop their young brains, they began monologuing at them constantly.
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In 2019, researchers analyzed thousands of videos targeted at toddlers aged between 1 and 5 featuring characters popular with kids.
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Republican Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida wasn't having it — although he wouldn't outright say he didn't support toddlers with guns.
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The first part's "This is A; this is B" format is similar to that of Richard Scarry's books for toddlers.
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Most recent reports have revealed that children—including babies and toddlers—have been ripped from their parents and kept in cages.
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And a very small number start doing them as toddlers and keep doing them until they go to prison or die.
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Many parents of babies and toddlers, and even older children, know how dangerous it is for them to eat whole grapes.
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You don't often see toddlers ordering lattes at Starbucks or kids downing a few shots of espresso early in the morning.
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Indeed, endlessly announcing yet another way that Trumpians aren't collegetown-sensitive about race is like blogging about how selfish toddlers are.
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In Ethiopia's Gambella region, she kicked off her shoes and sat down on the floor to play with South Sudanese toddlers.
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But toddlers are just so egocentric and it's just a stage that some people don't grow out of, let's be real.
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Dare talk about positively impact children and at the same time torturing toddlers and young children in your own back yard.
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That's right: Just like you, your toddlers can one day owe zero federal taxes on potentially millions of dollars of profits.
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Officers were later seen carrying toddlers and holding the hands of young children as they led them away from the scene.
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In the basement there are tiny white benches made for toddlers placed in a circle, just in case of another attack.
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In the arcade, there's a huge shooting range where parents help their toddlers aim heavy fake rifles at a western diorama.
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Embrace Messy Toddlers love to get sloppy while they do anything, so be prepared to make a big old fun mess.
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As anger swells around a Chinese kindergarten accused of abusing its toddlers, online discussion about the topic has been systematically deleted.
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Four toddlers were hospitalized after lawyers discovered them in medically dire states at a U.S. Border Patrol facility in McAllen, Texas.
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A tunnel for toddlers to climb through or soft foamy shapes for the kids to climb up and over, for example.
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While cartoons get a thumbs-down, the academy supports toddlers using face-to-face interactive media, such as Skype or Facetime.
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With the older children in the study, researchers found toddlers were more likely to consume fried white potatoes than green vegetables.
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Doctors at Flint's Hurley Medical Center soon learned that blood lead levels in toddlers doubled and even tripled in some cases.
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Toddlers are the masters of dancing like no one's watching, even if James Corden and Kate Hudson are in the room.
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I Love Her But I Also Want My Own Money I'm a happily married man with two toddlers who are incredible.
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That said, the academy advises parents to limit juice to 23 ounces daily for toddlers between 1 and 3 years old.
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Her character, Rebecca Pearson, is a mom to three kids and Moore's interacted with everything from toddlers and kids to teenagers.
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Black fathers were there with their toddlers in tow, and older kids I've known from weekend hoops at the park nearby.
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All three of the toddlers clutch stuffed toys as they pose for the photo op with their parents and big brother.
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At the refuge, families cooked with wood from trees ripped up by the storm, as toddlers played around battered school desks.
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Hewitt pressed Sessions on the policy repeatedly, arguing that infants and toddlers in particular should not be separated from their parents.
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Fortunately, the presence of sensitive and responsive caregivers (generally parents) seems to protect toddlers from some of these harmful hormonal fluctuations.
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Trump Administration is detaining babies and toddlers in "tender age shelters" who may never be reunited with their parents. Babies. Babies.
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Everything. Shoppers got 20% off new sheets, the company's brand-new loungewear, theBrooklittles bedding line for babies and toddlers, and more.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's daughter is among the highest-profile toddlers out there, aside from Blue Ivy Carter, of course.
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In lieu of that, I want to help those of you out there with babies, toddlers and grade-school-age children.
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Rather than trying to teach toddlers immigration law (not to mention trial advocacy skills), Congress should pass this common sense measure.
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He seemed willing to do anything to win points with his base, even if it meant making babies and toddlers cry.
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Now 5, Cadence is cancer free and the Toddlers and Tiaras star has found joy in the world of beauty pageants.
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That adults with pneumonia usually infect no one else, while toddlers readily spew out the same germs — often at their grandparents.
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Cummings pointed to the statistics of at least 18 toddlers separated from their families as evidence of wrongdoing by the administration.
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Unfortunately, in very young children under 5, preschoolers, toddlers, infants ... that protection isn't there, and they do get this respiratory depression.
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Those who were shocked to hear audio of wailing toddlers and see images of family separations haven't been paying close attention.
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Overall, I'd recommend this colorful toy to anyone looking for a product that supports learning through playtime for babies and toddlers.
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It has robbed her of meeting milestones and being able to make friends or keep up with other toddlers her age.
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It's not hard to imagine what this will look like: camps holding hundreds or possibly thousands of kids. Teenagers. Toddlers. Infants.
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The lid design is great for toddlers and younger kids who still need help opening their lunches at daycare or school.
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The Bank of England said the notes were safer to chew, and less likely to be destroyed by toddlers or pets.
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Santa's Sleigh Wooden Chunky Puzzle, available at Amazon, $13.49The big pieces on this wooden puzzle are easy for toddlers to grasp.
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They feature scratch and sniff stickers, pop up pages, and exciting stories that toddlers will want to read year after year.
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Instead, infrastructure projects might be delayed while subsidies to after-school care for toddlers may be suspended, along with raising taxes.
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Throughout our three-hour meal, babies cried, mothers nursed, toddlers shrieked and farro grains flew, but the atmosphere was surprisingly leisurely.
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Each year, millions of families with toddlers travel during the holiday season, leaving behind daily routines and a childproofed home environment.
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Cavallari and husband, Jay Cutler, welcomed daughter Saylor James last November, adding to a brood that includes toddlers Camden and Jaxon.
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I used to work in a pub where toddlers were only allowed in certain areas and it was kind of silly.
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She attributed the increase in poisonings among toddlers to parents or other adults in the household leaving pills within easy reach.
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"It's that the pills are everywhere," said one emergency doctor who recently treated four opioid-sick toddlers in a single night.
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Across Canada, about 90 percent of toddlers have gotten their vaccines against polio, measles, mumps, and rubella, says a 2015 report.
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Reading print books together generated more verbalizations about the story from parents and from toddlers, more back and forth "dialogic" collaboration.
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There were kids sprawled along the couch — toddlers and babies, some sleeping, some snuggled in a sibling's arms; middle schoolers; teenagers.
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More than 100,000 American infants and toddlers have received no vaccines whatsoever, and millions more have received only some crucial shots.
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With toddlers, "the less pressure we put on kids, the more likely they are to change their behavior," Ms. Lipner said.
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Dunne and her colleagues recently found three of these little spouted vessels buried with Iron Age infants and toddlers in Germany.
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"They range in age from toddlers to young adults," New Jersey Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Shereef Elnahal said last week.
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They show the pale corpses of dead toddlers, or the retching bodies of men who appear to be close to death.
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Toddlers consumed more added sugars in a day, an average of 5.8 teaspoons, than infants, who averaged just under a teaspoon.
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But as they grew up to be toddlers and adolescents without problems breathing, it was obvious that they had been misdiagnosed.
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"They range in age from toddlers to young adults," New Jersey Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Shereef Elnahal told reporters Wednesday.
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For a long time, parents have been told to play Mozart for their toddlers, as it's supposed to make them smarter.
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She had left her job as a graphic designer in Alberta with her two toddlers to join her husband in Syria.
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The infectious melodies of the Jackson 5 are a pretty good way to melt away a poker face — austere toddlers, be warned.
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At one point, the two toddlers shared a heartwarming bonding moment, with Stormi reaching over to give her younger cousin a hug.
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Natalie, a 22014-year-old mother of two toddlers, set up PSI in 214, determined to offer an alternative for young voters.
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It's become a warning to families with young children that the furniture in toddlers' rooms needs to be bolted to the wall.
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Toddlers roll tyres down the red-earth roads, teenagers carry handfuls of firewood on their heads, and adults herd cows and goats.
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The study had some limitations, including that the practitioners performing the evaluations were not blinded to whether the toddlers had previous diagnoses.
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Case #1: AmberWe start in Northampton, Massachusetts, where we're introduced to 33-year-old working mom Amber and her two adorable toddlers.
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Infants and toddlers, separated from their families, are being cared for by other youngsters who may be only a few years older.
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They described children caring for infants and toddlers, a lack of access to soap and toothbrushes, and inadequate food, water, and sanitation.
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"If we go through the river, we will become delinquents," said Francis Cárcama, a 27-year-old traveling with her two toddlers.
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The series follows a group of toddlers living their day-to-day lives through a series of adventures spawned by their imaginations.
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Attorneys described children caring for infants and toddlers, a lack of access to soap and toothbrushes, and inadequate food, water, and sanitation.
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Suddenly, Finn's Lego world is threatened by Bianca's toys, a series of crude, baby-voiced creatures made from Lego's toddlers line, Duplo.
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So at what point do Mom and Dad plan to share with their toddlers that they are the crown prince and princess?
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The children have ranged in age from toddlers to young adults but all are considered medically fragile and have weakened immune systems.
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Parents know how to inspire a love of books in babies and toddlers: Just put 'em on your lap, and start reading.
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Toddlers sprinted through the space, while children trailed their parents, some of whom were more interested in their smartphones than the festivities.
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Kang's Facebook photo, where she shows off her washboard stomach alongside her three toddlers, has been seen more than 16 million times.
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Toddlers learn how to walk, a baby elephant learns how to turn its "spaghetti noodle" of a nose into a helpful tool.
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And by not clarifying why Clinton's statements about protecting "toddlers" from guns were inaccurate, he made her sound a lot more reasonable.
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Most toddlers appear to explore the world as they encounter it, distracted by passing cars or the arrival of a new toy.
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A German father says his mother-in-law lamented that putting their toddlers in child care would turn them into "drug-dealers".
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It's also worth noting that these toys are marketed at babies and toddlers – kids who are too young to go to school.
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Along with the usual array of clothing stores and jewellery shops, there are toddlers' play centres, virtual-reality arcades and cosplay cafés.
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Mean girl Veronica (Kristine Froseth) acts frosty to cope with her nightmarish mother (Chrissy Metz, clearly channeling a Toddlers & Tiaras stage mom).
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Since President Buhari's on-air promise to CNN, Amnesty International has confirmed the deaths of 15 more babies and toddlers at Giwa.
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On my flight from JFK to Zurich, fate sandwiched me between two full rows of toddlers, and these headphones saved my ass.
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Kate's ensemble was comfortable enough to get down on the floor to play with some toddlers – and swap stories with fellow parents.
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Toddlers working to breathe as medical personnel place nebulizers over their mouths and try to get their respiratory systems working once more.
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This mostly applies to reducing pranks and blocking rogue toddlers, but it doesn't hurt for defending against more extreme targeting as well.
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But toddlers with vision impairment often have few or no options to do so, leaving them behind their peers academically and socially.
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The video shows Coleman and Boyle as well as their two young sons, who were born in captivity and are now toddlers.
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But nothing proved to be quite as challenging – or hilarious – than when the toddlers made them attempt body rolls and hip thrusts.
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They seem to have a particularly strong disdain for toddlers, who have been wounded repeatedly by their unforgiving, razor-like talons. Fun!
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His further analysis of the EPA report was that food is the major source of lead exposure in two-thirds of toddlers.
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Triple homicide-suicide in the 5700 block of 209th ST E. Deceased are two toddlers under 5 years old and their mother.
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I mentioned to my wife, Willow, that it would be hilarious if a major toy company created a bar set for toddlers.
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I haven't gone to the bathroom without the watchful eyes of my toddlers on me in I don't even remember how long.
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Parents proudly show me how their toddlers are able to use a tablet to play games or watch a video on YouTube.
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Maxis previously explained why they couldn't yet include toddlers, which mostly boils down to resources and needing to make difficult design decisions.
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Dewan Tatum and the late-night host did their best to keep up as three toddlers showed off their dramatic dance moves.
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For one, the well being of toddlers certainly didn't come up when she made her original comments to a group of donors.
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These images are captured by offenders sexually assaulting children, including babies and toddlers, and shared with like-minded deviants around the world.
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It's fine to Skype, but infants or toddlers probably won't be able to interact well over it until 15 months on average.
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A study of 18-month-old toddlers shows that they demonstrated empathy by spontaneously helping adults pick up things that they dropped.
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Mothers were pushing their toddlers in strollers; couples were walking hand-in-hand; people in paddle boats were cruising around a pond.
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About 160 teenagers and toddlers infected with Zika virus have been reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention since 2015.
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In the late morning, a group of young mothers and their toddlers began to gather at the tables in the main courtyard.
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Latoya's eldest sister had been a close friend of Rambo's since they were toddlers, and Latoya's best friend was Rambo's daughter Daneisha.
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If you strategically bring it out only during the holiday season, it becomes a novelty that toddlers will love to play with.
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Toddlers have strong opinions, so finding Christmas presents they'll love more than the boxes said presents come in can be a challenge.
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It's so exciting for toddlers to get mail in their own names and they'll love to explore their new magazine every month.
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Toddlers and high design may seem like strange bedfellows, but there is nothing for children to break or destroy in the garden.
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A leading gun control group is drawing attention to the number of Americans gunned down by toddlers in a satirical new ad.
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A few villagers—mostly grannies and toddlers—milled about, careful not to stray too close to a circular green-felt landing pad.
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Parents rely on video baby monitors to help keep an eye on their babies and toddlers when they're sleeping or playing independently.
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Whether you have toddlers or teens, we found an advent calendar they'll love — keep scrolling to check out our favorites for 2019.
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Mostly, it's a time-saver; when you're already wrangling two toddlers, the last thing you want is to wrangle autocorrect as well.
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The Trump administration has so far separated more than 786,000 undocumented children, including infants and toddlers, from their parents at the border.
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The Trump administration has so far separated more than 2,000 undocumented children, including infants and toddlers, from their parents at the border.
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Ivanka Trump's 2 little boys aren't Migos fans yet -- they're just toddlers -- but they can get down to some pretty experimental jams.
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Granddads lolling on exasperated looking garden furniture, incredulous toddlers, fist-pumping moms with the jitters, all present and correct, all utterly transfixed.
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Edith knew her future husband, Teddy Roosevelt, nearly her entire life, after becoming playmates with his younger sister when they were toddlers.
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Perhaps it's a little like the way toddlers finally, blessedly, learn to use their words instead of their fists, or their teeth.
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Mothers and their toddlers would sit on the couch and solve rudimentary video game puzzles or walk a character through a maze.
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For the most part, people start acting like their parents and start inheriting attributes from our parents when we're infants and toddlers.
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Now, it's filled with noise from an army of toddlers and the chatter of housewives exchanging information about developments in the city.
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But I was pretty sure I knew what was coming, and I couldn't wait to see what my toddlers were grateful for.
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They jiggle like jelly, they wobble like cheesecake, and they bounce like toddlers on a rigid diet of Skittles and Red Bull.
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Toddlers walk about a mile a day, which is the amount of input your neural circuits need to create a gait pattern.
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Under the proposed draft, toddlers and young children in Germany who have not been immunized would not be allowed to enter preschool.
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Mothers reported that they were ordered not to let their toddlers crawl and that toys were not permitted in the living quarters.
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More than 2,400 children under the age of 12 — many of them toddlers and infants — are believed to be in federal custody.
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We dress toddlers in T-shirts emblazoned with zoo creatures, teach them songs about livestock and tuck them in with stuffed bunnies.
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The design of Little Tikes Tasty Jr. Bake 'n Share KitchenThis is an excellent starter play kitchen for even the youngest toddlers.
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This weekend Spelling posted a photo on Instagram of their two eldest children, Liam, 12, and Stella, 11, when they were toddlers.
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What used to be the domain of teenagers is now filled with toddlers on one end and graying parents on the other.
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The best Marshmello songs blend the structural pomp of festival-aimed music with cheap, naïve sounds — it's what toddlers would rave to.
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Tragedies will happen — two toddlers recently died, scalded by a broken radiator in an apartment for homeless families run by anotorious slumlord.
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Come on, show us Boy and Girl as toddlers and Mallory and Tom figuring out how to parent in this new world!
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Crimes in such areas were to be punished more harshly and public day care for toddlers made mandatory to inculcate Danish values.
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The Bay State is the least affordable state for families of infants or toddlers in center-based care, Child Care Aware found.
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Disney Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Learning Board Book, $15.70, available at AmazonOlder and younger toddlers alike will appreciate this two-in-one toy.
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"'Toddlers are funny because they can get shot but still want to run around and play,'" Davis wrote, according to the governor.
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The size (219 inches by 65 inches) offers plenty of real estate for toddlers' and preschoolers' eyes and fingers to roam around.
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The marchers ran the gamut of Hong Kongers, from teenagers in knit hats and parents pushing toddlers in strollers to the elderly.
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As toddlers become elementary-, middle-, and high-schoolers, poor grades—especially if they drop suddenly—can signal a wide range of problems.
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Children who look like toddlers turn out to be 6 or 7 years old — although their cauterized expressions have an adult's hardness.
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" And parents will often at that point be really confused, because they'll say, "But they weren't that way when they were toddlers.
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The toddlers who survived, a Muslim boy and a Hindu girl, were both one-year-olds at the time of the riots.
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Another European woman, living in New Zealand, says she fears being deported without her toddlers when her visa expires in a few months.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy actress says that despite the extra planning it takes to pack for her toddlers, she enjoys the challenge.
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And the state now leads the nation in accidental shootings by toddlers—instances where young children find unlocked guns and accidentally discharge them.
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According to figures released in 2015, about 90 per cent of Canadian toddlers had their shots against diseases like measles, mumps and rubella.
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Gang databases can be inaccurate, however (the California databases have famously named several toddlers as gang members) but they're rarely audited for accuracy.
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But there is nothing complicated about the heart-rending images of children, some of them babies and toddlers, being seized from their parents.
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The officers found the toddlers unresponsive and in cardiac arrest inside the minivan and performed CPR on them to no avail, Hart said.
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"Toddlers and mobile 1-year-olds or 2-year-olds are top heavy — their heads are proportionally bigger than their bodies," Tothy said.
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The toddlers were taken to the Children's Hospital of San Antonio and are recovering, though the girl is in intensive care, Keith said.
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This confusion of immigration policy for demographic social engineering has led Mr Trump to split up families, jail toddlers and terrorise immigrant communities.
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The Think & Learn Smart Cycle is a toy bike that works with a companion app so toddlers can play educational games while pedaling.
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Of course, the work to close ACDC to ICE started long before toddlers were taken from their parents at the southern US border.
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Back at home, she sobbed quietly as her daughter and two other toddlers, the children of a visiting friend, wandered around dim rooms.
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At one point, the two toddlers shared a heartwarming bonding moment, with Stormi reaching over to give her younger cousin a sweet hug.
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China's president, Xi Jinping, told a meeting of educators that training people to support the Communist Party should begin when they are toddlers.
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In more than one instance, Wansink misidentified the ages of participants in published studies, mixing up children ages 20163 to 11 with toddlers.
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According to the American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society, toddlers under 16 months grow more than one-half a foot size every two months.
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One minute toddlers can be watching Peppa Pig, and the next learning that the Moon landings were faked or that Earth is flat.
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Toddlers are usually more excited to see chips and cookies offered as treats, but remember to keep the sugary foods at a minimum.
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If you're wondering, "Aren't leggings the very bedrock of airport fashion, for toddlers and off-duty models alike?" we're right there with you.
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You think 2 x 22 month old toddlers just let me kick my feet up all day after I've done my morning workout?
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Try white-noise apps to calm babies and toddlers With bedtimes for young kids starting as early as 6:30 or 7 p.m.
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When I had toddlers, I child-locked all the kitchen and bathroom cabinets, I gated off the stairs, I child-proofed the house.
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" Tablets in particular, he wrote, may be "so powerful and encompassing, that they may not belong in the hands of infants-toddlers-preschoolers.
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Amid the rhetoric and debate, many seem to have forget that the victims are innocent, as young as three months old, toddlers — children.
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The crowd in Causeway Bay's leafy Victoria Park, where the rally started, included elderly people and young families, with some parents carrying toddlers.
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"Toddlers are hot zones for CMV," said Dr. Gail Demmler-Harrison, a pediatric infectious disease specialist at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
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Outside in the city, governments came and went; inside the apartment, my children became unrecognizable from the toddlers we had brought to Cairo.
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The best part about the Converse Renew collection is that shoes are fully customizable and are available in sizes from toddlers to adults.
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These stainless steel boxes are very sturdy and are up to the challenge of abuse they might receive from toddlers through high schoolers.
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Now, Wardle is sharing Oliver's story in hopes that other parents can notice signs of sepsis in their toddlers before it's too late.
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Skoolzy Matching Eggs Color Sorting Toys for Toddlers, available at Amazon, $15.97Make learning colors, shapes, matching, counting, and more fun with these eggs.
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Unless you're a sentient cement mixer, a misguided and possibly drunk builder, or one of those toddlers who ate worms, then it's unlikely.
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The detainment of some children as young as toddlers has drawn criticism from both Democrats and Republicans, who have called the policy inhumane.
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There is no law on the books that must be enforced that calls for separating babies and toddlers from their moms and dads.
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As any working mother of two toddlers can attest, it is a victory to claim five minutes to oneself on any given day.
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Toddlers are enamored by the touch screen games on an iPad and teenagers' smartphones seem to be a permanent extension of their hand.
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But emotionally she seems pretty delighted to be living in America, with all the upbeat moms and spirited toddlers and oversharing small talk.
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In Salt Lake City, one emergency doctor recently revived four overdosing toddlers in a night, a phenomenon she called both new and alarming.
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STOCKHOLM — Something was wrong with the Penguins, the incoming class of toddlers at the Seafarer's Preschool, in a wooded suburb south of Stockholm.
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In all, the Turkish tanker had rescued 108 people — 77 men, 19 women and 12 minors, including toddlers, at sea, Maltese officials said.
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In a sparsely populated nation covered with snow, a pair of skis has been indispensable, and countless children start to learn as toddlers.
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Once the muscles burn through most of this fuel source, they become weak, tired and cranky, like toddlers in need of a snack.
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On a per-capita basis, we spend roughly six times less on education for infants and toddlers than we do on K-12.
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The park's free beach is small but well loved, full of toddlers, high schoolers and grandparents wading, strutting or strolling in the sand.
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A Doberman pinscher barked behind a baby gate in the kitchen, and the couple's two toddlers — River, 3, and Remington, 853 — napped upstairs.
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Real pictures help toddlers learn more about the world around them as they connect the picture to what they see in real life.
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In them, a cast of children, first toddlers, then teens and later young men in awkward tuxedos, smile from behind dusty plastic frames.
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More than 2,400 children under the age of 12 — many of whom are toddlers and infants — are believed to be in federal custody.
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In more than one instance, Wansink misidentified the ages of participants in published studies, mixing up children ages 8 to 11 with toddlers.
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Now doctors have the additional conundrum of figuring out why babies and toddlers seem to be at higher risk than school-age kids.
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And if the parents of these toddlers were that competitive, I didn't want to have to hang out with them at school functions.
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An inner borough's council has spent millions of pounds subsidizing opera tickets at a time when services for youths and toddlers were reduced.
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It could be that the toddlers recognize in the 'begging condition' that the adult didn't want to drop and they are being helpful.
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TOVAH P. KLEIN, NEW YORK The writer is director of the Barnard Center for Toddler Development and the author of "How Toddlers Thrive."
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Adi Maimon Geffen compliments that experience with over 20 years in product development for companies like TinyLove, which produces activity gyms for toddlers.
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It's plenty sturdy for monitoring a baby but may need to be switched for toddlers who like to climb and pull on everything.
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A. New Yorkers are expected to tolerate some noise from their neighbors — toddlers jump, children practice trombones and everyone gives the occasional party.
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"They try as hard as they can; they don't leave after the first kid or when they're infants or toddlers," Ms. Goldin said.
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So far, I've put together some suggestions for great bedtime stories for babies and toddlers, fantasy novels for teenagers and books for babies.
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Van Cleave even helps record a truly unhinged promotional video, which features "Gunny Rabbit" and "Puppy Pistol" — fake gun products designed for toddlers.
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Working with another nonprofit, the Children's Home Society of Florida, Lutheran now offers a home visit program to parents of infants and toddlers.
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In recent years, ceremonial first-pitchers have veered more toward spectacle than sport (think Kardashians, toddlers, Chewbacca, Miss Texas, even a real monkey).
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My wife and I agree that toddlers pair badly with molten earth, so she dumps me at the trailhead where we'll reconnoiter later.
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Of the injuries that were reported, toddlers aged 12 to 23 months had the highest percentage of injuries, many being fractures of the leg.
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Chickens have been able to out-perform toddlers in math tests, keeping track mentally of additions and subtractions when a game was shuffled around.
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Of the more than 600 children at Southwest Key shelters separated from their parents, 152 are younger than 5, including some babies and toddlers.
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In addition, adults are more likely than children to have fractures at different stages of healing, which isn't often seen in toddlers or babies.
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A month ago, pediatric dentist Dana Chianese decided to clean Sophie the Giraffe, the favorite toy of her two toddlers, according to Good Housekeeping.
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Toddlers ask the darndest things—especially when said toddler is a shape-shifting piece of biotech that learns about the world by eating people.
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As "The Lifecycle of Software Objects" goes on, it becomes clear that the early ambiguity of the digients — are they robots, pets, or toddlers?
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Surah Yasharal and Yaaqub Yoshua were at the shelter with their two toddlers, stuck there since arriving by Greyhound bus from Florida on Friday.
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Why would I want to tell the world my most sordid thoughts: that sometimes I obsess over everything from shitting myself to poisoning toddlers?
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Tori Spelling, Jessica Simpson, and Kim Kardashian recently revealed that they let their kids — from toddlers to pre-tweens — play in their makeup stashes.
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And the less you weigh, the more glyphosate you consume relative to your body weight, so toddlers munching on Cheerios have much higher exposure.
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Brad Cook, uploaded a video yesterday on youtube of a toddler stumbling around after Halloween, that perfectly illustrates the parallels toddlers and the inebriated.
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In a convoy of eight trucks, each crammed with 30-odd West Africans, Ikuenobe's fellow travelers ranged from doctors to entire families with toddlers.
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That adds up to more than 133,000 injuries a year on average, and it only counts infants and toddlers who visit the emergency room.
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Earlier this week, the RYB Education New World kindergarten in Beijing was accused of feeding drugs to toddlers, and injecting them with unknown substances.
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From kids seeing red-eyed men to toddlers giggling at dark, seemingly empty corners, these eerie tales will surely keep you up at night.
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They largely tend to function like adult-sized toddlers, dashing and smashing their way around the world while constantly narrating what they're currently doing.
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Two toddlers who were the subject of an AMBER Alert have been found safe after their mother was fatally shot, according to multiple reports.
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More and more, I am seeing children, often toddlers, who are already obese and may be plagued by chronic disease and shortened life spans.
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Shannon, who found fame thanks to her daughter Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson's time on Toddlers & Tiaras, previously admitted to wanting to marry Doak.
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Delta kicked a couple and their two toddlers off a flight last month, and now, the family's speaking out about the treatment they received.
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Overall, when participants ranked their top priorities for teaching toddlers and preschoolers healthy habits, good nutrition came first, followed by exercise, and brushing teeth.
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Remember that work-from-home dad who went viral after his two toddlers assumed walk-on roles during his live interview on BBC News?
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According to research by psychologists from the University of Calgary, spending too much time in front of screens can stunt the development of toddlers.
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" She explains, "It is actually very common for toddlers to fill themselves up with milk and not get enough other variety in their diet.
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Toddlers aren't new to the Sims universe, but they are in The Sims 4, and fans have been vocal about their requests for them.
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There are smart onesies, toys designed teach toddlers to code and even web-connected diapers that alert parents when there's a new, um, download.
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Away from the tiny, inquisitive, Trump-like hands of toddlers, or away from your drunken friends prone to spilling drinks on the picnic table.
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And what was so strange to me was that I assumed, 100 percent of the time, I was going to get stories for toddlers.
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In one tweet, the company wagged its finger at YouTube and Twitter for doing the same—a counterpoint most often used by unrepentant toddlers.
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Pediatricians in intensive care units were also starting to see toddlers who had ingested the concentrated marijuana product, Claudet told Reuters Health by email.
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People who believe that motherhood is precious do not rip toddlers away from their parents and keep them in sweltering cages at the borders.
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I think of the toddlers, above all, eating their American breakfast, old enough to be asking a question in Spanish -- dónde está mi mami?
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It's especially harmful to growing toddlers because it interferes with physical and mental development, causing attention and behavioral problems in addition to physical symptoms.
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They see other children, teens, and even toddlers gaining huge followings on YouTube and Instagram, which turns into what looks like fame and fortune.
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For X'antony Sr., 103, the last straw came when a neighbor was held up at gunpoint as she came home with her two toddlers.
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For years, nicotine has been known to cause seizures in high doses, including in tobacco workers and toddlers who consume e-cigarette fluid accidentally.
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Though they no doubt have their hands full with two toddlers, Iglesias and Kournikova, 38, have found a creative way to stay intimately connected.
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What He Said: Kasich can come off as an affectionately daddish figure, the moderate grown-up in a field full of war-mongering toddlers.
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The innovation here is the live-action CGI toddlers going on adventures, but that might put us right in the middle of uncanny valley.
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Last week, four toddlers at another processing center in McAllen— were hospitalized after lawyers found them unresponsive and vomiting, according to the Huffington Post.
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Only 14 percent of immigrants in detention have a lawyer, and judges have asserted that even toddlers are capable of appearing in court alone.
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One of the lab's most intriguing experiments explored the concept of "overimitation," a behavior that has been widely observed in human babies and toddlers.
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I wept when I saw the latest viral picture of the war in Syria, the one of Abdel Hameed Alyousef holding his twin toddlers.
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Starting when her children were toddlers, Glennon Doyle sent daily email musings about recovery, faith, parenting and marriage to a handful of close friends.
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Near a bank of latrines, three women — two French and one German — dragged their toddlers down a rocky lane in plastic crates on wheels.
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When we pass these other families in the supermarket, their dazed toddlers staring into iPads, we think — smug but terrified — we're not that bad.
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Older children get an animal backpack with a travel journal, and babies and toddlers get a stuffed animal such as an elephant or alligator.
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When city inspectors enter pre-K classrooms, they are looking for things a parent who simply sees a room of exuberant toddlers might miss.
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From gifted athletes to teetering toddlers, they are looking to showcase their figure eights and pirouettes — or simply make it around while staying upright.
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"Toddlers and infants who will go on to develop autism are paying attention to the world in a very different way," Dr. Dawson said.
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This Reddit thread of parents sharing their toddlers' worst tantrums is a delight, and should make you feel better about your own public disasters.
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According to estimates, more than 2,300 children under 12 — many of whom are toddlers and infants — are being held in special "tender age" shelters.
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There has to be a certain pride in knowing you can still compete and win against players who were toddlers when you turned pro.
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That&aposs why I was excited when KiwiCo launched its new Panda Crate subscription box for babies and toddlers (ages newborn to 24 months).
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Although some of the features, like the Alexa skill and recipe cards, are engaging for older children, this kitchen is primarily geared toward toddlers.
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The Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Fun Pacifier has an orthodontic design that's safe for toddlers who don't want to give up their soother.
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Featuring a song called "The Wild Child Wiggle," it's all about those moves babies and toddlers like two-year-old Olympia love to make.
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Not only is this making a mess of our lawn, but I am worried about our children picking these up (we have two toddlers).
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There's a multiracial cast of smiling professionals in scrubs and white coats, pushing happy patients in wheelchairs and checking the heartbeats of adorable toddlers.
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Women have been studying people's feelings since they were toddlers; they've been perfecting their radar—their intuition or their empathy or their interpersonal whatchamacallit.
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Four years ago, an advertising campaign unveiled by the city in subways presented images of toddlers berating their hypothetical teenage mothers for conceiving them.
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Shop StemStem is Nordstrom's line of fun, playful clothes for babies all the way through toddlers — from striped rompers to cozy graphic T-shirts.
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SANAA (Reuters) - In the malnutrition ward of a hospital in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, doctors weigh toddlers with protruding rib cages and skeletal limbs.
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