During the early years of life, a tremendous amount of learning occurs. Language is directly related to parent participation, imitation, social development and the time spent in modeling, labeling, and communication with a child. Every child is born with some form to explore, to investigate, to satisfy their boundless curiosity. Through curiosity, children learn about people, about how the world works, and things they will study in school. The kind of relationship a child forms with their parents and others during the early years are a vital part of development.
Children learn by doing.
From the beginning, children are interested in handling things , solving problems, and learning cause and effect. During their first years. Children learn tools of the trade -skills that they will use in later learning at home and at school. From being totally helpless at birth, children develop skillful mastery of their movements. Children practice and perfect their skills daily.