Early Childhood Attention and Education (ECAE), encompassing the period from birth to 8 years old, holds profound significance for society as it marks a critical phase of cognitive development. Ensuring comprehensive attention and education during these formative years establishes the groundwork for robust health, socioemotional skills, and lifelong learning success. Children experiencing a nurturing early educational environment not only become healthier and more confident but also better equipped to realize their full potential as active contributors to society as adults. This preparation extends to their meaningful participation in social, economic, and civic spheres.

Recognized as a catalyst for advancing equity, social justice, inclusive economic growth, and sustainable development, early childhood attention and education stand as a crucial pillar for building a brighter and more equitable future (UNESCO, 2023).