Child's Psychosocial Development

Child's psychosocial development refers to how children learn to understand themselves and relate to others throughout their early years. It involves developing a sense of identity, building trust with caregivers, establishing social skills, and understanding emotional cues. This process is shaped by interactions, experiences, and emotional growth, helping children become confident, empathetic, and capable of forming healthy relationships later in life. It unfolds in predictable stages, with positive experiences encouraging resilience and social competence, while challenges might require support to foster healthy development.