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In early childhood education, the acquisition of daily life skills is one of the cornerstones of children's individual development. These skills include the development of independence and self-confidence, the acquisition of a sense of responsibility, problem-solving and decision-making skills, the development of physical and motor skills, health and hygiene awareness, and the support of social and communication skills. Gaining these skills allows children to be better prepared for life and to become individuals who can meet their own needs. Daily life skills also increase children's emotional resilience and improve their ability to cope with stress. Repeated practices in routines accelerate the learning process and contribute to the permanent formation of habits.