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When Do Children Learn the most?

Writer: Adveline Minja
Adveline Minja
Apr 14
1 min read

Theme: Learning Through Play–curiosity, observation, exploration, experimentation, experience, imagination, discovery and build in creativity!



Research shows that the early years (1-8 years) are the most intensive period of learning, where the brain observes and develops rapidly and build experiences that shape future outcomes.



Investing in parenting support is not just a family matter–it is a national development priority.


If this stage matters so much, are we giving it enough attention? Investing enough in it?




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