At 18–24 months, children’s language development becomes increasingly apparent and closely linked to play activities. Play serves as a natural way for children to express ideas, feelings, and experiences through words, gestures, and sounds. Th

Children’s independence is an important part of early childhood development. Independence helps children gain confidence in their abilities. Early childhood is a suitable stage to introduce independent behavio

At 18–24 months, children start engaging in simple symbolic or pretend play. They begin to use objects to represent something else, such as using a block as a phone or pretending a spoon is a drum. This early symbolic play helps develop imaginat

Children’s creativity is an important aspect of early childhood development. Creativity allows children to express ideas, feelings, and imagination freely. Through creative activit

At 12–18 months, children begin to show significant changes in how they play. Play becomes more active and focused, marked by increased mobility such as crawling, standing, or walking, along with a strong desire to explore their surroundings. Pl

Children’s character development begins from everyday experiences in early childhood. Daily interactions shape how children think, feel, and behave. Character