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TUESDAY 12/15

mouni2choco — 2017-12-05 15:32:08 UTC

EQ: How do we care for an infant's physical development during the fist 12 month?

* proper nutrition for the infant and proper hygiene. Always be by the side of the infant be supportive and understanding theirs emotions every single day around the infant.

* I can: Understand physical development care needs for an infant during the first 12 month.

QUIZLET

mouni2choco — 2017-12-05 16:13:01 UTC

Study Sets 12./5

Thursday 12/7

mouni2choco — 2017-12-07 15:33:36 UTC

EQ: How are emotional and social developments of infants similar?.
How are emotional and social developments of infants different?

* emotional and social development of an are similar because the both require to be work on and advanced whether emotionally socially. Also the both will always affect the development of an infant .

The stage for social and emotional development. Language blossoms, basic motor abilities form, thinking becomes more complex, and children begin to understand their own feelings and those of others. It's different because this area of development involves learning to interact with other people and to understand and control your own emotions. Babies start to develop relationships with the people around them right from birth, but the process of learning to communicate, share, and interact with others takes many years to develop. Developing the ability to control your emotions and behavior is also a long process. Children continue to develop their social-emotional skills well into their teenage years, or even young adulthood.

I can: compare emotional and social development of the infant

Friday 12/8

mouni2choco — 2017-12-08 15:27:00 UTC

EQ: What is the difference between the jean Piaget and Erickson theories?

*Trust /identifies a series of eight stages, in which a healthy developing individual should pass through from infancy to late adulthood. Unlike jean Piaget theory which is made up of sensor-imotor period pre-operational and formal operatrions.
Sources(www.ericksonvs.Piaget//.org)

* I CAN: exemplify sensorimotor activities appropriate for infants.

Monday EQ & I can

mouni2choco — 2017-12-08 16:02:40 UTC

EQ: What are some environmental influences for physical development?

* Clothing, Family,Friend,Food, clean environment and good surrenders.

I CAN: Understand environmental and physicals influences on an infant

Monday 12/11

mouni2choco — 2017-12-11 15:28:39 UTC

EQ: What are the physical characteristics of a toddler?

* the most important thing is to have fun with the child. Spend time with the child to know what he/she likes. This gives you an advantage and you always want to have your eye on them because the can get in trouble.
Height : varies and is determined by heredity
* Weight
* Proportion
* Posture
* Teeth
* Motor Skills
* Fine Motor Skills
* Feeding

TUESDAY 12

mouni2choco — 2017-12-11 15:29:05 UTC

EQ: What is involved in the cognitive development of a toddler?

* Thinking, reasoning and understanding. It includes the acquisition and consolidation of knowledge. Infants draw on social-emotional, language, motor, and perceptual experiences and abilities for cognitive development.

WEDNESDAY 12/13

mouni2choco — 2017-12-11 15:29:29 UTC

EQ: What care is necessary for a toddler?

* Continuity of care is important for caregivers and parents as well as for children. When infants and toddlers are moved to a new room as they reach a new developmental stage, caregivers don’t get to see the fruition of their work.
* Feeding

THURSDAY 12/14

mouni2choco — 2017-12-14 15:33:14 UTC

EQ: How does a toddler develop emotionally?
*Self-centered
*self esteem
* Frustration
* Anger
*Desire for independence
* Fear
*jealousy

THURSDAY 12/14
EQ: How does a toddler develop socially?
* Taking with others
*Actions
* Interacting with friends
* Sharing

FRIDAY 12/15

mouni2choco — 2017-12-15 15:30:07 UTC

EQ: 1.What are some examples of characteristics of each style of parenting ?
*discipline
* Authoritarians
* Democratic
* Permissive

2. What are some examples of methods for guiding children's behaviors?
* Discipline
* Set a good examples for your children
* Set limits

3. What are some examples of dealing with inappropriate behavior?
*Use punishment to remind children behavior
* Giving warning for the first offence
* Punish in proportion to misbehavior
* Decide if misbehavior is intentional or unintentional
* Avoid lecturing child
* Avoid taking care of the situation for the child

Monday 12/18

mouni2choco — 2017-12-18 15:42:03 UTC

EQ:What is the physical development of children ages 3 through 5

* Hopping, climbing, swinging, and doing somersaults begin at this stage. By age 5, many kids can stand on one foot for at least 10 seconds.Children can draw a person with up to four body parts by age 5. They draw circles and begin to learn how to copy a square and some capital letters. They learn how to use scissors.Kids often become frustrated with wanting to do something physically and not being able to do it yet. Thus, they have lots of falls and mishaps.

TUESDAY 12/19

mouni2choco — 2017-12-19 16:08:31 UTC

EQ: What are the emotional development for this age?

See a pediatrician if your child is extremely aggressive or fearful at this age.

eraction with other children increases.A great deal of social development occurs through fantasy play imagination. Children this age need to learn how to deal with conflict and how to solve problems without so much emotion.
What are the social development for this age?

* Interaction with other children increases.A great deal of social development occurs through fantasy play and imagination.Children this age need to learn how to deal with conflict and how to solve problems without so much emotion.

What special care needs do children this age have?
* During this age, children's world expands. They make friends and begin connecting with more adults beyond the family. They become more and more mobile and verbal. They want to explore and learn about everything. It's a critical time in their development, and parenting adults play a central role.