Toddlers
...e, persuade, joke and argue. In brief toddlers are learning to be adults; their lives become the adults’ lives gradually day after day. Observation the cognitive and linguistic development of toddlers will help us understand clearly about the toddler period. Yvonne is the toddler’s name who I observed last weekend. Her parents are my neighbor, too. She was almost eighteen months. She weighs 24.5 pounds and her length is 29 and ¾ inches. Yvonne looks pretty and healthy. She has a long-shaped face with two big black eyes under a pair of half moon shaped eyebrows. Her nose is small but straight. Whenever she smiles or laughs, there are two deep dimples on her cheeks. Her hair is black and thick with a well trimmed bang that makes her so cute. In general, Yvonne is an active and witty child. She really has a physical development and a good appearance. Yvonne walks like the other toddlers about her age, she has mastered walking. She can walk well without trepidation. She toddled from place to place with arms stretching out of her sides, her hands raised high and balancing as she staggered forth. Her gait was wide and it took her entire resources to control it. Her mother and I were watching over her steps, suddenly she stopped to look at something for Yvonne because she wanted her child to familiar with music at the early age of her life. This is an effective investment for the future of their children. She has more felicity than other toddlers as same as her ages that are living in broken families or poor family lacking conditions or chances to improve then their childr...