toddling (Meaning)

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toddling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Toddle

The toddler wobbled and toddled towards her mother's arms.
The infant's tiny legs propelled her forward as she toddled around the room.
The parents watched in awe as their little one toddled towards them for the first time.
The toddler stumbled and fell as he made his way across the uneven terrain.
The young child toddled into the park, eager to explore the playground.
The toddler's curious eyes darted from one object to another as he toddled through the museum.
The toddler held onto his father's hand as they toddled along the beach.
The toddler's chubby cheeks and infectious laughter filled the air as he toddled around the house.
The parents chased after their toddler as he toddled away from them in the park.
The toddler's tiny shoes made a shuffling sound as he toddled down the stairs.

of Toddle

tottering, wabbling,lurching, floundering, stumbling, trembling, wobbling, quaking, shaking, vibrating

No antonyms found.

The toddler wobbled and toddled towards her mother's arms.

The infant's tiny legs propelled her forward as she toddled around the room.

The parents watched in awe as their little one toddled towards them for the first time.

The toddler stumbled and fell as he made his way across the uneven terrain.