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All ages and stages

1 to 3 years

Toddler

Busy, curious, and always moving.

Toddlerhood is a stretch of enormous growth in language, independence, and personality. Our visits move from the every-few-months rhythm of infancy toward yearly checkups, with development screens built in at key ages.

This is also the age of big feelings and picky plates. We offer steady, judgment-free guidance so the hard days feel a little more manageable.

What to expect at this stage

Checkups

Well visits during the toddler years

Full schedule
  • 12 monthsThe first-birthday check, growth, and immunizations for the year ahead.
  • 15 monthsWalking, early words, and a look at eating and sleep routines.
  • 18 monthsA development and language screen, plus growth and nutrition.
  • 2 yearsGrowth, autism screening, and guidance on behavior and toilet learning.
  • 2.5 yearsLanguage, social play, and a check on eating and sleep habits.
  • 3 yearsPreschool readiness, first vision and hearing checks, and growth.

Common questions from parents

My toddler is a picky eater. Should I worry?
Picky eating is very common and usually a normal phase. We check growth at each visit and give you simple ways to keep mealtimes calm and varied.
When will my child start talking?
Words and word combinations appear across a wide range of normal. Our 18- and 24-month screens help us see the whole picture and act early if needed.
How do I handle tantrums?
Tantrums are how toddlers manage feelings they cannot yet name. We share age-appropriate approaches and are always happy to talk through the tough weeks.

Questions about your toddler?

We are glad to help. Request a visit and we will find a time that works.

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Next stageSchool-age (4 to 11 years)