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In a child’s world, many things change throughout the day. Coming to school in the morning, separating from a parent, entering the classroom, moving from playtime to an activity, going from the classroom to the kitchen for lunch, taking a break...

The Invisible Framework of a Safe World For a child, the world is a fascinating place full of things to discover, yet at times it can also feel uncertain. Children may not always be able to anticipate what will happen during the day, what...

Let’s Start From The Beginning – Before School Starts When a child walks through the school door for the first time, it is much more than simply entering a new building. New people, new sounds, and time spent away from parents all become part of a...

One of the most powerful ways to understand a child’s world is to observe their play. Play is not only a form of entertainment for children; it is also a fundamental developmental domain where they express themselves, regulate their emotions, and...

The Development of Sharing Skills in the Preschool Years Sharing is a child’s ability to use an object, space, time, or emotion together with others. In the preschool years, sharing is not an inborn trait; it is a social skill that develops over...

One of the most powerful ways children explore and understand the world during early childhood is through observation and imitation. Children closely watch the behaviors of adults, teachers, and peers, evaluate the outcomes of these behaviors, and...

The foundation of the feeling “I can do it.” Early childhood is a critical period in which children learn to solve problems through small challenges that carry enormous developmental meaning as they explore the world. Sharing a toy, watching a...

The early childhood period is a critically valuable stage of development during which children’s bodily awareness evolves, they explore themselves and their environment, and foundational social and emotional skills take shape. In this phase, the...

Today, screen use has become an indispensable part of daily life for individuals of all ages. However, when it comes to children in their developmental years, the effects of screen use are much more pronounced and directly experienced. Early...

Emotions play a central role in how children make sense of the world and connect with others. Basic emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, fear, and surprise are experienced intensely during the preschool years. However, recognizing these...

Just as adults may feel nervous when starting a new job or stepping into unfamiliar environments, children also experience a range of emotions during their first days at school. These feelings are a normal and healthy part of development. Parents,...

The process of discovering their own identity and gaining independence during children’s developmental stages is of great importance for healthy personality development. The self-confidence, self-sufficiency, and ability to act independently gained...