0 present participle of toddle
1 (especially of a young child) to walk with short steps, trying to keep the body balanced:
There are remote seaside resorts and country villages with children toddling about with gas masks from schoolroom to playground and back.
I went toddling away with pride to the school 1¼ miles away to start a great scholastic career.
Our steps are toddling, and we have a long way to go and a lot to learn.
Then, when he reaches the toddling stage, he has the nursery school.
Global warming is too important an issue to be dealt with at such a toddling pace.
I imagine that she would have received general instructions from the qualified pharmacist not to serve any young children who come toddling into the shop.
He is still in the crawling or perhaps toddling stage.
Gone are the days of the toddling tot, the days of milk-teeth and tonsils.
