Sentence examples for toddlers were compared from inspiring English sources
Average portions reported for toddlers were compared to average portions for comparably aged children reported in the 1994 to 1996 and 1998 Continuing Survey of Food Intakes by Individuals.
In addition, reported average portions were compared with minimum required portion sizes for meals served to infants and toddlers in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP).
As an infant and toddler, her physical appearance was compared to one of Botticelli's angels.
The President has often been compared to a toddler, but this comparison — as others have noted — seems unfair to toddlers, who generally recognize the authority of grownups to set rules and limits, and instinctively understand the need for them.
Even as a toddler, Rosemary knew their developmental milestones were being compared — ad infinitum, with footnotes.
Is it an advantage, when he is compared with other amputees, that he has been in prostheses since he was a toddler?
Only 24% of German toddlers were in crèches in 2011, compared with half in the Netherlands and three-quarters in Denmark, according to Eric Seils at the Hans-Böckler Hans-Böckler Foundationk linked to trade unions.
Although the cognitive capacities of older infants and toddlers are much advanced compared with their prelinguistic and prelocomotor days, directing that cognitive capacity at any particular time is often the most challenging part of the assessment.
The ashamed toddlers were avoiders; the guilty toddlers were amenders.
Forty healthy toddlers were included in a randomized intervention study.
