Welcome to the Toddler Room.
The room a one- to three-year-old already lives in, card by card: play time, mealtimes, the sleep corner, the care routines, getting dressed and the furniture that holds it together — every tile below opens its own step-by-step lesson, and every card page has a download button and an age pill.
Thirty-five words, one room, no schedule.
The Toddler Room is a bonus class, kept deliberately beside the main learning path: the regular classes stay the core sequence, and this room is here whenever a one- to three-year-old wants more. Every card names something the child already touches every day — the ball, the crib, the sippy cup, the teddy — and every tile below opens its own step-by-step lesson: the word, the routine it lives in, the parent script and one small game.
The room is laid out the way toddlers live: play time first, then mealtimes, the sleep corner, the care routines, getting dressed, and the furniture that holds it all together. Every card carries an age pill — Ages 1+ for first words, Ages 2–3 for routines and pretend play — so you can start where your child is today and let the set grow with them. Dip in any order, in any mood, for two minutes at a time. Skipping this room leaves nobody behind; that is what a bonus is for.
Learn the toddler room, word by word.
Thirty-five cards, one picture each. Tap any picture and it opens its own lesson page — the original artwork on the left, and the step-by-step teaching on the right: what the word is, where the routine lives and the game to play tonight.
Print the toddler room cards.
Every lesson has a matching flashcard in the library: the original artwork as a printable card with a download button, print size and short notes for grown-ups. The same shelf keeps the first-words cards and the first concepts from the core path, if you want the toddler years in one basket.

Age ranges are a guide, not a test. Follow the age pills or follow the child — every lesson stands on its own, and the room never closes.
Prefer printed cards?
The cards from this class also live in the flashcards library — every card has its own page with the picture, the words to say together and a download button, ready for away-from-screen time.
Ball
Blanket
Bookshelf
Bottle
Building Blocks
Changing Table
Comb
Crayons
Crib
Diaper
Easel
Floor Cushion
High Chair
Laundry Basket
Night Light
Pajamas
Picture Book
Pillow
Play Mat
Potty
Puzzle
Shoes
Sippy Cup
Soap
Socks
Stacking Rings
Stroller
Stuffed Bunny
Table and Chair
Teddy Bear
Toothbrush
Towel
Toy Car
Toy Drum
Toy Train