Childhood is considered the cornerstone in building this person's character, and given its great importance to his success or failure, it is necessary to shed light on this important stage in his life and strive to build a sound personality that seeks to be effective and successful in its society.
The early childhood stage begins at the end of the second year of the child's life and continues until the beginning of the fifth or sixth year. It is an important stage in the child's life, as growth in it is rapid, especially mental growth, and this stage witnesses a set of changes that occur in the child, such as balance, control over the process of elimination, and an increasing inclination towards freedom.
The early childhood stage is one of the most important childhood stages a person goes through in their life, as their susceptibility to being influenced by surrounding factors intensifies, their inclinations and orientations open up, and they acquire various kinds of knowledge, concepts, values, modes of thinking, and principles of behaviour.
Some scholars have pointed to the importance of early childhood. For example, one scholar believes that the well-adjusted adolescent is the child who went through sound growth during his childhood. Another scholar also says that events during the early childhood stage play an important role in shaping an individual's personality.
In general, it can be said that the early childhood stage is the foundation and the groundwork upon which a sound personality is built. The closer it is to being sound, the closer the future personality will be to being worse, and vice versa.
Kindergarten teachers, parents, and psychological and educational specialists.
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