Families with toddlers (1-2 years)
Before you know it your little one will be a toddler
Once they are on their feet they will be full of beans and exploring everything. You might find that having a toddler comes with a new set of challenges from sleeping, eating and even their behaviour.
The early years are a critical time in your child’s development. This is when they are learning and growing rapidly, both physically and mentally. Our services can play a vital role in supporting your child’s development and help to ensure that all children have a healthy start in life and reach their full potential.
Development Checks and Your Toddlers Development
Your toddler is constantly learning, moving in new ways, controlling hands and fingers and finding out about other people.
Find out more about Development Checks and Your Toddlers Development
Immunisations
Vaccines save lives! Click here to see what vaccines your child should and how to book an appointment
Toddlers Dental Care
It's important as soon as your little one's teeth come through you look after their oral health.
Fun and Free Activities
Play is essential for your toddler’s development. It's fun, engaging, and it helps them develop in many different ways. We offer free activities across Sandwell.
Toddler Behaviour
We have all heard of the "terrible twos". Tantrums are an important part of your child’s brain development and a way for them to learn how to deal with emotions, test boundaries, and express themselves. Tantrums help to develop neural pathways in their brain that will help them to manage stress when they’re older.
Sleeping
When you’ve got little ones, bedtime can end up being a bit of a battle. Sometimes things go to plan, and other times just trying to get your child to go to sleep can feel like the biggest challenge. Whether it’s that they’re not sleeping, or that they keep getting up in the night, it can all get very tiring, very quickly.
Keeping your toddler safe
Despite your best efforts, childhood accidents can sometimes happen. Here are some tips to avoid them and help keep your little one as safe as possible.
Toddler Speech
Did you know babies are able to listen from 23 weeks in the womb? This means that your baby will start hearing and learning words before they’re even born.