toddle in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

To toddle means to walk unsteadily, often in a playful or clumsy manner, typically associated with young children.

The toddler began to toddle across the living room, wobbling with excitement.
After a long day at the park, we watched our little one toddle back to the car.
She loved to toddle around in her new shoes, feeling like a big kid.
The puppy chased after the child as she continued to toddle towards the playground.
It was adorable to see him toddle over to his mother with open arms.
The toddler began to toddle across the lawn, giggling with delight.
After a long day of playing, she was too tired to toddle and collapsed onto the grass.
As soon as he learned to walk, he would toddle around the house looking for his toys.
They watched her toddle toward them, her little feet stumbling over the uneven ground.
With a big smile on his face, he started to toddle toward his waiting parents.