Social Interaction

Social interaction is crucial for the development of children, as it helps them build social skills, empathy, and positive relationships with others.

It's important to support and encourage children's social interactions while ensuring their safety and well-being. By providing various opportunities for social engagement, children can develop important social skills and form meaningful relationships with their peers.

2-2.5 years

age

5 Days

weekly

3.30 Hrs

period

24

Class Size

Playdates:
Arrange playdates with other children in your neighborhood, school, or community. This allows kids to engage in unstructured play, share toys, cooperate, and practice social skills.

Community Programs:
Explore community programs, such as recreational centers, art classes, music lessons, or summer camps. These programs offer structured activities that allow kids to engage with other children and develop social bonds.

Library Programs:
Check your local library for storytime sessions, reading clubs, or other programs specifically designed for kids. These activities encourage socialization, listening skills, and shared interests.

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