tod·dle 
/ˈtɑ:dl̟/ verb
tod·dles; tod·dled; tod·dling /ˈtɑ:dl̟/ verb [no obj] 1 of a young child : to walk with short, unsteady steps
▪ The little boy toddled across the room. 2 always followed by an adverb or preposition : to walk along in a slow and relaxed way
▪ I toddled off/down to the pub for a pint. ▪ She toddled off to bed.
▪ The little boy toddled across the room.
▪ I toddled off/down to the pub for a pint. ▪ She toddled off to bed.
