Abstract
Social-emotional development in preschool children is a critical aspect that significantly influences future success and overall well-being. During the first years of life, children are immersed in a diverse social environment that includes family, peers, friends, teachers, and the community at large. This social environment in which the child develops plays a critical role in the formation of social and emotional skills that will form the basis for future interactions and relationships. In addition, it can provide opportunities for social-emotional learning, as well as challenges that can impact their development in positive or negative ways.
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