As everything is new and fresh in their world, they are rapidly developing their physical abilities to take their very first steps at this stage. They are filled with curiosity for an active exploration of their environment. Language development grows significantly, which leads to learning the names of objects of interest, the ability to ask for things as they discover their independent nature. During this developmental stage, a major challenge is developing their emotional regulation.

Preschoolers are emerging from toddler-hood to a world of exploration and formal learning. They are open to learning letters, numbers, reading, time, and simple math. This is also a critical period for learning music. They are improving their motor skills, which is the perfect time to get them interested in art, crafts, building, and kinds of ride-on toys to develop their early coordination skills.

When children enter into school-age, their abilities and understanding of concepts and the world around them continue to grow. They enjoy many activities and stay busy. They are improving their skills, and children at this age become gradually ready for more independence. This is a good time to so learn how to accept one’s weaknesses as well as celebrating and building on strengths.