(ようじ)()

ようじむけ
noun, no-adjective
for young children; aimed at toddlers
familyeducation
1. for young children; aimed at toddlers
Describes products, content, services, or activities designed or intended for young children, typically ages one to five. Functions as a noun modifier with の or as a compound modifier before another noun.
幼児(ようじ)()絵本(えほん)()った
I bought a picture book for young children.
This program is made for young children.
There are so many types of English learning materials for young children that it's hard to choose.

A compound of 幼児(ようじ) (young child, toddler) and () (aimed at, intended for). The () suffix is highly productive and can attach to many target audiences: 子供(こども)() (for children), 大人(おとな)()け (for adults), 初心者(しょしんしゃ)() (for beginners).

Common collocations

Similar words

  • 子供(こども)(): for children — broader age range, typically up to elementary school
  • 幼児用(ようじよう): for young children's use — focuses more on physical products (seats, utensils) rather than content
  • 乳幼児(にゅうようじ)()け: for infants and toddlers — includes babies under one year