Early child education
                     EARLY 
CHILDHOOD  
EDUCATION
IMPORTANCE AND INFLUENCING 
FACTORS
"Early childhood 
education is the  key to 
-t Mhareia  betterment of 
Montessori
society."
As many studies are 
showing now  that a child’s 
growth is influenced  by a 
variety of elements, both  
natural and nurture based. 
 Parents can handle their 
child’s  needs by 
recognizing some of  these 
aspects. The setting in 
which  your child grows up, 
as well as  parental care,
affection,  acceptability in 
daily life, and  general 
diet, can have a significant  
impact on his or her life.
FACTORS AFFECTINGCHILD 
DEVELOPMENT
BONDING AND FAMILY  
THE PHYSICAL SETTING 
 MONETARY SITUATION  
NUTRITION AND 
HEALTH  LEARNING
BONDING AND 
ChildF’sA famMily isI LonYe of the most influential factors in his  
or her growth. The connection given inside a family home  
help nourish and protects the child physically and  
emotionally, regardless of who is child’s primary caretaker
— you and your spouse, older siblings, or relatives. 
Parents  who spend quality time with their children form a 
strong  link with them, and their children grow up with a 
strong  sense of attachment and confidence. Your time 
spent  caring your child will be reflected in his or her 
positive  development and progress.
THE PHYSICAL 
SETTING
The impact of the environment on a child’s 
development,  including the physical setting in which 
they are raised, cannot  be overstated. Your child’s 
personality may be influenced by a  confined, noisy, and 
aggressive living environment. If you have  too many 
people living in your house and your attention is  
divided, he may seek for other types of attention, which  
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tune out or bury negativity, leading to an increase in  
introversion. Given how much time a child spends at school  
each day, it is a significant aspect of his life. It is your  
obligation as a parent to determine which school is most  
suited to your child’s needs.
MONETARY 
It’s nSo sIuTrpriUse tAhaTt wIheOn itN comes to living comfortably,  
money is a deciding issue. It is well known that income  
confers a significant advantage and that it has a stronger  
effect on child growth than schooling. For example, wealthy 
 parents can afford to invest more time with the child,  
whereas poorer parents are too preoccupied with making  
ends meet to have the luxury of quality time with their  
children. Wealth also enables  higher academic training,  
travel chances, extra classes, and other benefits. It’s easy to  
overlook that providing for a child requires more than just  
money; you must be actively involved in his life.
NUTRITION AND 
NuHtritiEon Ais LesTsenHtial for a child’s physical  and mental  
development. Pregnant women must have a well-balanced  
diet because malnutrition can cause issues such as low birth  
weight, miscarriages, stillbirths, slower development, and so  
on. Breast milk is the perfect nourishment for infants,  
containing carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, minerals,  
vitamins, antibodies, and everything else a growing new-  
born requires. Breastfed children are less likely to become  
obese, have lower cholesterol levels, and have better  
cognitive. Solid foods can be added to your child’s diet after 
 the first six months.
LEARNIN
Make sure that Gyour child’s mental development is  
stimulated at home in addition to what he or she learns at 
 school. Cognitive, verbal, affective, and physical skills are  
all included. A quiet and caring home is ideal for this, as it 
 allows your youngster to concentrate on increasing his  
abilities. In the absence of such a dynamic environment,  
your child’s language and speech development may suffer. 
 Anxiety, a lack of excitement, a desire to not stay in one  
place for too long, and other issues might result from a  
negative learning environment.
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