The Toddler List
From first wobbly steps to potty training and the start of daycare, toddlerhood brings a new milestone every few months. Our toddler checklist covers the gear that supports each stage — walkers, ride-ons, potties, snack cups and more — so you're ready for whatever comes next.
📋 Printable toddler checklist
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Walker
An exciting milestone in your child's life is when they begin taking those first steps. Their little legs are still wobbly and they might fall down a few times but with the right baby walker you can help them take their first steps safely.
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Ride-on
If you've ever watched a toddler try to ride a bike, you know it is not easy. Balance bikes, trikes and scooters let kids build up their balance skills before they get on a big kid bike. It's important for kids to learn how to balance while they're young because that skill makes riding a bike easier when they get older.
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Potty
It is important to consider a variety of potty training products that will not only best fit your child but also your home. The good news is there are a variety of options like potties, potty seats or potty rings that fit right onto your toilet seat.
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Bedding
Take the hassle out of bed wetting! Tired of 2am bedding changes and endless laundry? Take the stress and sleepless nights out of bed wetting, potty training, and incontinence with wings to stay put and the ability to absorb up to 2L of liquid.
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On the Go
Play & Development
Bath toys
Developmental toys are designed to engage and delight your toddlers senses and encourage learning through cause and effect play.
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Pretend play toys
Pretend play toys have a lot of benefits, especially for kids. Kids learn many different things through pretend play like how to develop social skills and how to be creative with their imagination.
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FAQs
When should my toddler start using a walker?
Most toddlers are ready for a push walker once they can stand unassisted, typically between 9–15 months, to help build confidence for those first independent steps.
What's the difference between a potty and a potty seat?
A standalone potty sits on the floor for easy access, while a potty seat or ring fits onto your existing toilet — many families use both during different stages of training.
How do balance bikes help before a "real" bike?
Balance bikes let toddlers develop steering and balance skills without pedals, making the transition to a pedal bike much smoother later on.
Are pretend play toys actually educational?
Yes — pretend play builds social skills, language, and creative problem-solving as toddlers act out real-life scenarios.
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