Toddlers Poems - Poems about Toddlers

Toddlers Storm The Capitol * Sitting on the beach I watch and listen To the ocean waves Caress the shore * The Beauty of Nature Keeps me steadfast in my Fervent Prayer for Redemption * I beseech You To touch the Hearts and Souls Of the burgeoning leaders In commerce and government * Enlighten them to a world Where greed will destroy All we treasure * Let the toddlers of our world Keeping their legs...

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TODDLER’S TEATIME Buttered bread spread with juicy jam Brings back memories of toddler’s teas, Little lives so simple then, When we were still young and fancy free. Tried telling today’s tots; Gave plum preserve on fresh baked bread. Grandkids groaned. Want McDonalds Mac!...

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Tennis on the television. Heinous sneezes from my toddler. Lettuce bits sprayed across our laps. Menace to society's Joe the Waddler, Arriving at the war zone toy room, Deriving future campaigns in his mind. Writhing within the haze of colored plastic he's Diving into Roman ruins, covered in shiny blocks, laying supine. In walks the 5-year-old And our most decorated of soldiers. Endowed with the...

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If ants could dance; Then here’s my chance; To stand in their footsteps; O, and what if... But if frogs could talk; And worms could walk; Why oh, why must toddlers eat chalk? Insects, animals, toddlers chance, what? 10/29/19 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©...

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On Wednesday last week the moon and the sun in a sunshiny space, Decided to switch places. The moon would stay in the sun’s usual place Sun would go on vacation, around the world, instead. People got up, looked at the moon and went promptly back to bed. No one went to work, no cars were on the road,...

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toddlers frolicking their bright birthday sundresses midst buttercup fields AP: Honorable Mention 2022 Posted on September 11, 2018...

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Sign language, a terrific way to give a voice to the little ones who have not yet mastered words. When my eleven-month- old granddaughter learned “drink” and “hungry” and “tired” at her day care center I was amazed and that was eleven years ago. I was partly amazed that out of the millions of caring adults,...

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Summer shorts and top – Nanny brought it Theres one – She has got a toy Shoes, dress, hair thing – the same colour as mine Im going to talk to her – ill flap my hands, she’ll like that Ill say “Hello” – loud and screeching Ill walk past her – stamping my feet and squealing Ill offer her something...

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Crazed toddler bellies. Tickle Monster strikes; giggles, wiggles, smiles abound....

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