Emily Lawson

1 month ago | psychreg.org | Samantha Green |Ellen Diamond |Nigel MacLennan |Emily Lawson

2 Reading Time: 3 minutesSocial interaction is a crucial part of a child’s development. Learning to communicate, share, and build relationships helps children develop the skills they need for school and life. While parents play the most significant role in shaping a child’s social abilities, structured environments like childcare centres provide valuable opportunities for interaction with peers.