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Perhaps the most noticeable impression for any newcomer visiting a nursery setting is its friendly atmosphere. Children and adults genuinely enjoy each other's company, and any altercations that flare up between children are swiftly settled. The whole basis for this climate is founded on warm and loving relationships. It is here that very young children learn how to live and learn with others.
IMPORTANCE
Our children live in a democratic society and must learn to live and learn with others. We may know of adults who are attractive but for some reason are not able to relate easily - they are uneasy with people, and consequently people find them difficult. This can be a serious disadvantage in life.
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