Toddlers
/ˈtɒdlərz/
Definitions
- (n.) Children typically aged one to three years, relevant in legal contexts such as custody, welfare, and statutory protections.
The court considered the best interests of toddlers in the custody arrangement.
Forms
- toddler
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Commentary
The term 'toddlers' is primarily relevant in family law and child protection, indicating a specific age group for which particular legal considerations apply.
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