23 month old toddler schedule and routine. Toddler schedule for 22.5-23 months old – get a toddler routine and learn about daily life. Learn about playtime for toddlers, healing eczema, and taking toddlers to older siblings’ events!
This is a summary for Brinley from 22.5-23 months old.
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SLEEPING
Sleep was normal here.
EATING
Eating was also normal.
PLAYING
Playtime is going well. She really enjoys her independent play. She is also enjoying coloring, so that is a fun addition to the day. Once the kids are in school, I plan to start a more focused “preschool” type of thing with her. For now, it is more fun-based activities.
A great thing about Brinley is when it is about time for Independent play to be over, she starts cleaning up her toys. Brayden was this way and I loved it! He would often just be finishing up cleaning when I walked in to get him.
COMEDIAN
Brinley loves to get a laugh. She will do anything for a laugh. I can totally see the “baby comedian” in her. In the Birth Order Book, Leman talks about the baby of the family and how they typically are funny people who love to make people laugh, and she is so that! Here is a picture of her and one of her antics–wearing as many bows as can possibly fit on her head.
GARDEN HELPER
Brinley loves to follow me around in the garden while I pick things. She will sit and eat the peas or the raspberries–pretty much to the point that I don’t typically make it into the house with much.
BASEBALL ADJUSTING
Brinley has gotten to be so good at the baseball games. At the first game, I left early because she was always trying to run away, run into the dug out and on the field, and throwing a fit with me trying to keep her still. But over the weeks, she has gotten used to it and the games are actually quite enjoyable!
>>>Read: Managing Children at Sibling’s Events
ECZEMA GONE!
Yes it is gone! I am so excited. That Aveeno Eczema Therapy cream is amazing.
>>>Read: How to Heal Your Child’s Eczema
23 MONTH OLD SCHEDULE
8:15 AM–Wake up/Breakfast
8:45 AM–Get ready
9:00 AM–Walk/Bike ride
9:30 AM–Outside Time
11:00 AM–Independent Playtime
12:00 Noon–Lunch
12:30 PM–Learning Activity
1:00 PM–Free Play
1:30 PM–Nap
5:00 PM–Free Playtime
5:30 PM–Dinner
6:00 PM–Family Time
7:30 PM–Get Ready for Bed
8:00 PM–Bedtime
HELPFUL BOOKS
- On Becoming Toddlerwise
- Wholesome Toddlerfood.com
- The Toddler’s Busy Book
- What To Expect The Toddler Years (this is okay–I don’t love it)
- Super Baby Food
- So Easy Toddler Food cookbook
- The Wonder Weeks. (and a link to their site:http://livingcontrolsystems.com/)
- Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child
- The Baby Whisperer Solves All Your Problems: Sleeping, Feeding, and Behavior–Beyond the Basics from Infancy Through Toddlerhood
- Baby Body Signs: The Head-to-Toe Guide to Your Child’s Health, from Birth Through the Toddler Years
- Secrets of the Baby Whisperer: How to Calm, Connect, and Communicate with Your Baby
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