The adage goes “everything I need to know I learned in kindergarten.”
The human brain goes through more development and growth in our early years than at any other time. Much of who we are and how we relate to the world we learn at a young age.
If you remember your first school experience, it may bring back feelings of nervousness, fear, anxiety, and memories of playtime. For most of us, our early school years are a bit of a blur, but they are essential to our personal development. If you’ve forgotten a few of the valuable lessons, you learned as a young child, here are a few that you need to remember:
Any parent can tell you that growing up is hard to do. Young children struggle to manage their emotions and handle all the new things they are learning each day. But there are some skills they are born with that get a little lost along the way. If you want to discover who you are truly are, it’s time to act a bit more like a young child. They have more of life figured out than we think they do.