Healthy Eating Habits: Encourage a balanced diet with fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Be mindful of any food allergies or dietary restrictions the child may have.

Hand Hygiene: Teach toddlers to wash their hands before meals, after using the bathroom, and after playing outside. Help them develop good hygiene habits.

Promote Hydration: Ensure toddlers drink plenty of water throughout the day, especially after active play or in hot weather.

Proper Sleep Routine: Stick to a consistent nap and bedtime routine to ensure the toddler gets enough rest. A well-rested child is healthier and happier.

Monitor for Illness: Be alert to signs of illness (fever, coughing, unusual behavior), and know when to notify parents. Keep a first aid kit and child-safe medicines available.

Sun Protection: Apply sunscreen to the toddler when playing outside and encourage them to wear a hat and protective clothing to shield their skin from the sun.

Supervision: Always keep a close eye on toddlers, especially around water, stairs, and playground equipment. Accidents can happen quickly at this age.

Childproofing: Inspect the home for hazards like sharp objects, cords, or unstable furniture, and ensure safety gates are used where needed.

Safe Play: Provide age-appropriate toys that are free of choking hazards and sharp edges. Avoid toys with small parts that can break off.

Teach Safe Boundaries: Help toddlers learn to stay close in public areas and avoid touching dangerous objects. Establish clear rules around roads, parking lots, and public places.

Emergency Preparedness: Know emergency contacts, have basic first aid knowledge, and always have a charged phone on hand in case of emergencies.