Childhood

1.5 years to 5 years

Preschool-aged children have specific emotional and psychological needs to support their healthy development.

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Exploration and Curiosity

Pre-schoolers are naturally curious and need opportunities to explore their environment, fostering cognitive and motor skills development.

Emotional Regulation

Learning to manage and express emotions appropriately is crucial. They need guidance in understanding and labeling their feelings.

Social Skills

Developing social skills like sharing, taking turns, and playing cooperatively with others helps them build relationships and interact positively with peers.

Routine and Predictability

A consistent routine helps them feel more secure and understand what to expect, reducing anxiety and promoting a sense of control.

Security and Attachment

They need to feel secure and form strong attachments with caregivers, which helps build trust and a sense of safety.

Understanding and meeting these needs can contribute to a preschooler's emotional well-being, social competence, and overall development

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