Social skills are a key element of early childhood development as they help children recognise, express, comprehend, and control their own emotions. It also strengthens their interactions with family, friends, and teachers, among others. Initiating a dialogue with children, encouraging them to brainstorm ideas, feeding their curiosity, and engaging them in play-based creative learning activities are some of the most practical approaches that help parents identify and encourage multiple intelligences throughout the early stages of development.