What do babies learn in early childhood education?
Babies learn from the moment they are born through play, everyday experiences and responsive relationships. During the first years of life, babies develop communication skills, physical abilities, social and emotional skills, confidence and an understanding of the world around them.
Early learning does not happen through formal lessons. Babies learn by exploring their environment, interacting with people, trying new experiences and responding to what they see, hear and feel each day. These early experiences help build the foundations for future learning and development.
At BestStart, our teachers create experiences that match each baby's stage of development, interests and emerging skills. Through play, conversations, movement, exploration and caring interactions, we support babies to develop language, confidence, wellbeing and a lifelong love of learning.
Good to know
- More than 80% of a child's brain development happens during the first few years of life, making everyday interactions and experiences especially important.
- Simple activities such as talking, singing, reading, cuddling and playing all help build the foundations for future learning.
- Learning starts long before children can talk. Babies are constantly learning as they observe, listen, explore and respond to the people and environments around them.
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