The person who founded the world's first kindergarten and was praised by the world as the father of early childhood education was Friedrich William August Frobert? Bell). He opened the first kindergarten in Germany on 1837, and his educational thoughts and methods have had a far-reaching impact on early childhood education in later generations. Frobert advocates inspiring and cultivating children's understanding, creativity and social skills through games and practical operations, and puts forward the educational concept of "all-round development", emphasizing children's positive interaction and free development in the social environment. His kindergarten model has also been used for reference and passed on by educators all over the world. Therefore, Frobert is called the father of early childhood education.