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Use a toy doctor kit to play doctor. Practice being the patient and the doctor. Name body parts and talk about what each tool does. Builds vocabulary and reduces doctor-visit anxiety.

Introduce simple board games with color matching or spinner-based movement. Focus on taking turns and following simple rules rather than winning.

Pick a letter and look for it everywhere: on signs, books, cereal boxes, shirts. Say the letter sound together. Start with letters in toddler's name.

Set up a simple goal with two objects and practice kicking a ball between them. Take turns and celebrate goals. Builds leg strength and coordination.