[f. TODDLE v. + -ER1.] One who toddles; esp. a toddling child.

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1793.  Ure, Hist. Rutherglen, i. 95. She who sits next the fire, towards the east, is called the Todler.

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1812.  J. H. Vaux, Flash Dict., Toddler, an infirm elderly person or a child not yet perfect in walking.

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1821.  Sporting Mag., IX. 51. The road … exhibited a variety of toddlers eager to arrive at the destined spot.

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1876.  Besant & Rice, Gold. Butterfly, III. 197. Little Phillis—a wee toddler of six or seven.

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