Adult-Child Interaction

Adult-child interaction refers to the ways in which adults and children communicate and engage with each other, influencing the child's development and learning. It involves verbal and nonverbal exchanges, such as talking, listening, gestures, and facial expressions. Effective interaction supports children's emotional security, language skills, social understanding, and cognitive growth. It also includes guidance, encouragement, and responsive responses from adults, helping children develop confidence and problem-solving abilities. Overall, positive adult-child interactions are essential for healthy development and building strong, trusting relationships.