First, some tasty board books (babies seem partial to Sandra Boynton), and also some of those tiny, toddler-hand-size board books that most toddlers can hold more easily in their palms.
After further tests were done at the ER, the Williams received the shocking diagnosis that their tiny toddler, who loved playing outside poking bugs with sticks and seemed perfectly healthy, had Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia.
As we peer through railings and dusty cabinets at the slightly twisted body of a tiny toddler or the contorted form of a dog, still struggling to break free from its collar and chain as it was subsumed by the lethal surge, history seems to play out in front of our eyes.
They try to stuff me back into my tiny toddler pants, always wanting to make the decisions and overriding what I want to do.
Meanwhile N Anand is back: "As an Indian, the 1983 World Cup was the best in terms of result but I was a tiny toddler and did not watch it.
A red flag so big, Allen possibly couldn't even grip it with his tiny toddler hands!
He didn't hesitate to agree to take in his niece's daughter, me, and add a tiny toddler to his plate of responsibilities.
As a mama to a tiny toddler, here's to raising strong little boys and little girls - little HUMANS - who turn into adolescents and grown adults who are thoughtful, devoted, and chivalrous.
The old man, bare stomach protruding over his shorts, pointed to brightly painted psychedelic paintings for sale in his hut, while three tiny toddlers peeped in the window and begged for "a peso".
Schwarz carries a line of soft, safe toys for tiny toddlers who might hit Daddy over the head.
