One thing at a time, all the way there
⏱️ 10 min📦 things you have🏠 indoor🤲 on the move🤸 Motor🧠 Cognitive
Ferrying one item at a time across a room turns carrying into a real errand with an end to it: pick up, walk, put in, walk back. Doing the same short trip five times over is where the balance of a hands-full walk actually gets practised, and the basket filling up is the part they can see.
🧺 You need
- a laundry basket, box or bucket
- five or six soft items bigger than a fist — socks, cloths, soft toys
🛡️ Keep everything in the pile soft and bigger than a fist — no coins, batteries, marbles or anything that fits fully in a mouth, because a toddler this age carries things in a mouth as readily as in a hand. Clear the route first.
Source: AAP — Developmental Milestones: 2 Year Olds
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