Children's practices show that they build different meanings from the connections they establish in their daily routines. This paper presents reflections concerning the dynamic status of childhood and the way children attribute meanings to words and things through their actions and perceptions of the world. Children's socialization processes and their multiple directions and dimensions will be considered as references. They are social processes that occur between children and adults, between children and peer groups and between children and their families, nursery schools, preschool and the media.
children; childhood; media; daily life