Your infant is considered as a whole person and is affected by the quality of holding and feeding, as well as the quality of physical care.
Independence is learned when infants participate in their daily routines of self care.
Infants are spoken to in the formal language with which they will communicate in the future. Understanding that toddlers learn through their senses by watching and moving freely in the environment. Encouraging toddlers to participate in their daily routines of self care. This process is fulfilled through activities which encourage practical living skills, good work habits, academic exploration using concrete materials, and opportunities for positive socialization. The confidence the children gain from discovering they can do things for themselves provides them with independence that will support them throughout their lives.