toddle

A little old woman had toddled in from the street.

Soon, though, I was toddling about in care of older children.

She toddled down the walk and took hold of my hand.

And she is uncomfortable with having some students toddle off to work while others stay put in school.

He was beginning to toddle about, and kept the girls busy.

He toddled over with more stones to see her do it again.

The baby climbed off him and toddled into the other room.

He toddled toward the front door like a man badly in need of a rest room.

I'll gather up the kids and toddle off to see it when the time comes.

You pays your money and toddles off home in both places.

Let's strike the mine and make ready to toddle off.

He gets out of bed, toddles across the bedroom and down the hall.

A woman hung laundry while two small children toddled close by.

She toddled rapidly towards it and looked up at him.

Rising slowly, he went across the room with short, toddling steps.

Your main issue is to keep the child under control so it doesn't toddle off the side.

Then I packed my little brown briefcase and toddled home.

How I used to love toddling up to pat their bottoms!

Their book toddles off out into the wider world wide web.

When I turned he ran to me, the child toddling after him, still sucking on the fish.

"She just toddled up from the direction of the castle," he reported.

"Center on the next one in, Al, and we'll toddle over."

You were only little so you toddled over to have a look.

Ben broke away and toddled toward the other kids in the yard.

Pretty soon she produced some more goods, and off toddled Liz.