John Locke's tabula rasa approach from the mid-18th century suggested that children:

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John Locke's tabula rasa approach suggested that children are born as blank slates or "tabula rasa" and their experiences shape their development. He did not believe in the idea of innate ideas or concepts, and therefore, did not suggest that children were inherently good or bad. Instead, he believed that children were capable of achieving their potential if provided with proper nurturing and education.

John Locke's Tabula Rasa Approach from the Mid-18th Century Suggested