Social Development: Sharing helps children interact positively with others, fostering friendships and understanding the give-and-take dynamics in relationships.
Emotional Growth: Through sharing, children learn empathy, manage their emotions, and understand others’ feelings.
Cognitive Skills: Sharing involves negotiation and problem-solving, helping children develop cognitive skills by considering others’ needs alongside their own.
Moral Development: It introduces concepts of fairness and justice, teaching children the importance of kindness and respect.
Self-regulation: Sharing requires patience and self-control, crucial for self-regulation.
Encouraging sharing helps children build a strong foundation for future social interactions and relationships.


![[kidsheaven.wpengine.com]_007a_home_05](https://play-dough.fun/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/kidsheaven.wpengine.com_007a_home_05.jpeg)



![[kidsheaven.wpengine.com]_e1bf_teacher-kid](https://play-dough.fun/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/kidsheaven.wpengine.com_e1bf_teacher-kid.jpeg)
![[kidsheaven.wpengine.com]_be41_sun](https://play-dough.fun/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/kidsheaven.wpengine.com_be41_sun.jpeg)
![[kidsheaven.wpengine.com]_80de_testimonial1](https://play-dough.fun/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/kidsheaven.wpengine.com_80de_testimonial1.png)