Toddler Development

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Behaviors that are expected of girls and boys.

• Transitional Stage

• Self-Concept

• Gender Roles

• Regression

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Opposite in direction or position: departures in contrary directions.

• Contrariness

• Regression

• Self-Concept

• Gender Roles

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Acting within the limits set by others.

• Self-Concept

• Obedience

• Contrariness

• Languagee

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The way they see themselves.

• Obedience

• Gender Roles

• Regression

• Self-Concept

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Toddlers lack restraint, (they cannot always control themselves).

• Self-Concept

• Self-Restraint

• Obedience

• Temper Tantrum

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The coordinated control of eye movement with hand movement.

• Transitional Stage

• Self-Assertion

• Eye-Hand Coordination

• Obdience

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The formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech. 

• Articulation

• Regression

• Language

• Toilet Learning

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Doing as one chooses rather than what others want.    

• Self-Concept

• Self-Assertion

• Regression

• Contrariness

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Movement development, or evolution from one form, stage, or style to another.

• Transitional Stage

• Regression

• Contrariness

• Self-Assertion

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Meltdown or hissy fit is an emotional outburst, usually associated with children or those in emotional distress.

• Obdience

• Self-Assertion

• Self-Concept

• Temper Tantrum

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A return to a former or less developed state.

• Regression

• Articulation

• Language

• Transitional Stage

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The process by which adults help children control their excretory systems.

• Self-Restraint

• Toilet Learning

• Gender Roles

• Obedience

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The method of human communication, either spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a structured and conventional way. 

• Articulation

• Gender Roles

• Eye-Hand Coordination

• Language