Man's education began when he was born, and he was educated before he could speak and listen to others. (Rousseau)
The initial germination of children's ability is especially valuable. The way we guide children's natural tendency in the early stage can fix children's basic habits and determine the tendency of their ability later. (Dewey)
The first three years of life are better than the later stages of development. (Montessori)
Learning begins from the first day of a child's life. (Article 4 of the Ten-Point Plan for American Education formulated by former US President Bill Clinton in 1997)
People, like ceramics, form the embryonic form of their lives when they are young. Childhood is like clay for making ceramics, and what kind of education you give will become what kind of dimension. (Cedez)
The power of public opinion in children's collective is completely a material and practical educational power. (makarenko)