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What are some factors that affect early learning? Parents education. Family income. The number of parents in the home. Access to books and play materials. Stability of home life. Going to preschool. Quality of child care. Stress levels and exposure to stress (in the womb, as an infant, and as a child)
Preschooler (3-5 years old) | CDC.
NAEYC identifies five age categories for early learning accreditation: infant, toddler/two, preschool, kindergarten, and school-age.
Age Groups Infant Program. (approximately three months to 12 months) Young Toddler Program. (approximately 12 months to 24 months) Toddler Program. (approximately 24-36 months) Preschool. (approximately three years to four years) Pre-Kindergarten/Kindergarten Enrichment. (approximately five years to six years)
The early childhood period encompasses several quite distinct phases: from conception to birth and from birth to 3 years, with emphasis on the first 1,000 days (from conception to 24 months), followed by the preschool and pre-primary years (3 years to 5 or 6 years, or the age of school entry).

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When to use Newborn [newborn] Up to 3 months old. Newborn sizes are often identified by the age range in months (03) or just newborn. Infant [infant] 312 months old. Toddler [toddler] 15 years old. Kids [kids] 513 years old. Adult [adult] Typically teens or older.
Core values include appreciating and supporting the bond between child and family, respecting the dignity and worth of children and colleagues, and building a culture of diversity, trust, and respect. The goals and core values of the NAEYC are meant to be attainable.

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