IMPROVING EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT
Early childhood development Refers to the cognitive, physical, language, motor, social and emotional development between 0 - 8 years of age. Early learning Any opportunity for the baby, toddler or child to interact with a person, place or object in their environment,
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