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Play is an important part of every children's early development. Through play child's brain develop and they learn language and communication skill.

Outdoor play develop children's physical, cognitive, social and emotional well-being for help to learning many things. Through outdoor pal child interact with nature and understated nature's important.

Fine motor skills include the small muscles of the body that support such functions like writing, grasping small objects etc. This all skills are important in school activities and day-to-day life for children.

Empathy is the understanding to imagine how other is feeling in a particular situation and respond with care. This is a very complex notion to develop.

Art activities in preschool or childcare center are some of the building blocks of child development. Learning creativity in young child make tremendous effect to their physical, mental and also academic life.

It can be a great place for kids to interact with peers and learn valuable life lessons such as how to share, take turns, and follow rules. It also can prepare them academically for kindergarten and beyond.

Open ended questions enables a children to provide a more detailed reply and encourages a child to encourage their thinking and develop their language skills.

Kids was sobbing about not going to school, not seeing his friends, not going to grandma's and being stuck home most of the day.

The purpose of the guideline is to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among child care facilities, families, and communities. If local public health officials informed that there are cases of COVID-19 in the community.

Child care must be a front-and-center issue with the short- and long-term effects of COVID-19. Widespread school and child care shutdown have created an immediate crisis for parents who do not have the option to work at home

Preschool or childcare service providers have to shut down their business due to coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Few daycare centers will be exempted and provide only care for vulnerable children and children of essential workers like a medical staff.

Social and emotional development includes children's experience, expression, and management of emotions; pro-social behaviors, self-confidence and their ability to establish positive and rewarding relationships with others.