Teaching English to young children and infants involves creating a vibrant and inviting learning environment with colourful visuals, and engaging lessons. Employing play-based learning, educators integrate educational games, storytelling, and interactive activities to make the language acquisition process enjoyable. Immersive techniques, repetition, and reinforcement are employed to surround children with the English language, while hands-on activities and sensory experiences contribute to a multisensory learning approach. Basic vocabulary, daily routines, and common objects are introduced through a variety of teaching methods, including visual aids, auditory input, and puppetry. Building social skills through activities and encouraging parental involvement are crucial components, as is regular assessment and adaptation of teaching strategies based on individual needs. Safety and well-being considerations, along with positive reinforcement, contribute to fostering a supportive and nurturing atmosphere for language development in young learners.