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Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) can define as the holistic development of children including physical, cognitive, language, social and emotional development from conception to age five.

Early childhood is defined as the period of a child’s life from conception to age five (internationally eight). There are two reasons for including this age range within a definition of ECCD. Care and development

Care means something additional rather than education, such as children’s health and nutrition, their evolving emotional and social abilities, as well as their minds, to move policy makers and program providers away from thinking exclusively in terms of pre-schooling.

Development is defined as the process of change in which the child comes to master more and more complex levels of moving, thinking, feeling and interacting with people and objects in the environment.

Childhood development is a process in which many areas are exists. These are-

1. Physical development

2. Cognitive development

3. Social and emotional development

4. Language development

 ECCD is an opportunity to avoid or reduce developmental problems, thereby bringing lasting benefits to individuals and society including early years are crucial in the formation of intelligence, personality and social behaviour, children are born with physical, social and psychological capacities which allow them to communicate, learn and develop. If these capacities are not recognized and supported, they will never be developed, proper care at early age can do much to create an enabling environment that ensures protection and support for more broad-based issues such as children's health, nutrition, psycho-social and cognitive development, ECCD stress the importance of child-friendly, family-focused and community-based programs that not only serve to strengthen ongoing social service programs, but improve the physical and mental capacity of children, investments in Early Childhood Development can further help to modify inequalities rooted in poverty as well as social, religious or gender discrimination.




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