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Grown-ups use 'toddler' to describe little kids who're just starting to walk and talk, like in 'toddler tantrums.' It's a way to show they're still learning how to be people, almost like humans in training

On TikTok, kids under ten are called 'toddles' as a joke, like they're a whole new species. The term comes from how tiny they are compared to Gen Z, and how they need so much explaining for even simple things, it's like watching humans from the future

In daycares, 'toddler' means the ones who're just moving past babies but not yet kids. Teachers use it to describe how they're starting to have opinions and throw fits, like little people who haven't figured out how to be nice yet

When parents talk about their toddlers, they're usually explaining why their kid can't sit still or listen to a simple rule. It's like they're introducing a new kind of person who comes with a whole set of rules and a short attention span, all at once

At birthday parties, calling a kid a toddler is a way to say they're still young enough to play all day without getting bored. It's not just about age, it's more about how they act, like little explorers who haven't learned how to follow a schedule yet