A Societal Benefiting Social-Emotional Development Textbook written and recommended by early childhood education experts and psychologists. It is important to teach the child when they are young on how to express themselves. This book uses the emotional vocabularies to teach the child how to interact with the adults as well as with the other children. It enhances social skills to prevent behavioural problems Parents use this book to tell stories to their child, introducing the emotions vocabularies, doing role-play, making their child to understand about their emotions, example, Curious, Interested, Tired, Happy, and etc. Parents use this book to teach their child about emotions, showing empathy and respect to the others. The current textbook series is at Level 1 - Suitable for Toddlers, age 1.5 to 3 years old. This is the first series out of the 4 levels for ages between 1.5 to 6 years old. Expert Recommendations: "This textbook teaches important goals and guidelines to help toddlers succeed in their developmental tasks of social-emotional competence." - Prof Susanne A. Denham (University Professor Emertia, George Mason University USA "The opportunities within this document present critically important factors for young children to successfully grow and develop." - Dr Lynn Wiener, Director, Yale New Haven Hospital Day Care Centers, USA "I would like to recommend this textbook to teachers, parents and children all over the world." - Rose Slavin, M.S. in Early Childhood Education, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT. USA "There are no better returns than investing in early childhood as the rates of return are unparalleled across the lifespan." - Professor Michael Chia, PhD, PPA, FMCCY, Nanyang Technological University, SG "The text is unique as it uses western pedagogical techniques like role-playing or Problem-Oriented Teachings in an indigenous manner using contextual samples." Dr Smita Singh, PhD in Psychology, James Cook University, SG "The current textbook has introduced important positive education notions and approaches from the West, and localised them in the Asian context, especially Singapore, to equip children with social-emotional competence." - Dr Weipeng Yang, S R Nathan School of Human Development, SG