Childhood characteristics of Fulani people

1, precocious: Fulani people began to take on family responsibilities very early, including taking care of their younger brothers and sisters and doing housework. Fulani people have a relatively short childhood and usually begin to take on the responsibilities of adults at a very young age.

2. Social skills: Furlani culture pays attention to the cultivation of social skills. Children have learned to interact, communicate and cooperate with others since childhood, and often can quickly integrate into the new social environment and establish contacts with people from different backgrounds.