Concentration: Attention is directly related to a child's concentration. Every child needs to learn to focus on what is happening around them and notice the small details. By developing attentiveness, the child learns to observe more carefully and maintain concentration in order to notice important things.

Learning: Being attentive helps a child learn better. By noticing a detail or difference, a child can gain a deeper understanding of certain things or remember information. Also, observation helps the child to understand the connections between different things and gain a more general understanding.

Safety: By developing awareness, the child becomes more attentive and notices dangers or risk factors in the environment. This helps to reduce the chance of accidents and helps the child to be more safe.

Social Interactions: Attention is an important social interaction skill. A child who is observant better perceives and understands other people's feelings, needs and thoughts. It helps improve communication skills, empathy and the ability to understand other people.

Creativity: Attention promotes creativity in a child. After noticing a detail or surprise, the child can start to create new ideas, experiment and discover new things. It promotes the development of the child's creativity and problem-solving abilities.

By developing mindfulness, a child acquires important skills that help him better understand the world, learn more effectively, be safer and communicate better with others. Therefore, the training of attention is very important for the development of children.