Emotional Development
What are toddlers learning about their feelings
They are learning what it means to have feelings and how to express them.
At birth are newborns: social or not social
- not social, but within weeks they will begin to interact with others around them.
What does "PLAY" help children develop
Play helps children develop their "PHYSICAL CAPABILITIES".
being self-centered
Define Toddler
a child from the age of 1 to 2 years old.
What does discipline have to be in order to be effective
Discipline needs to be "CONSISTENT" in order to be effective.
Are infants that are 11 to 12 months reasonable or unreasonable when they cry when a parent leaves the room
They are reasonable because they are still unable to see anyone else's point of view.
Children have a set of 20 teeth, at what age is this process usually completed
play is a method of trying out new ideas and learning new objects.
Define "LIFE SKILLS"
skills children must learn in order to provide routine care for themselves.
What does play allow for toddlers
Play allows toddlers to experience small successes that can build their "CONFIDENCE" and "SELF-ESTEEM".
What is one of the best ways infants learn to do things
Social imitation: learning to imitate and adjust to the actions of people around them.
When do "experts" recommend a first visit to the dentist
How large is a toddler's vocab in their early toddler stage
fewer than 10 words.
play with others in a play activity
When children play with others what does it do for them
They become more aware of "THEMSELVES" and "OTHERS"
Social development is influenced by
- Action of parents and caregivers
- Type of care received
- Atmosphere at home
What are two skills parents use to encourage independence
They are "mealtime" and dressing themselves.
what is play to a toddler intellectually
method of trying out ideas and learning to use objects
What are spontaneous learning experiences that can be used to expand children's natural curiosity
Teachable Moments
At what age do infants start showing emotional expressions (smiles, laughter, or puzzled looks)
Around 3 months of age.
What is an "Early Sign" of social development
- responding to a voice.
- enjoying being picked up.
- responding to cuddling, comforting.
- smiling when a person face appears.
- crying when a person leaves.
When infants first start drawing/writing. What direction do their lines first start going
They start with vertical lines, then horizonal and finally circles.
What does imagination and make-believe "play" offer to toddlers
They offer wonderful learning opportunities for toddlers.
What is the next "hurdle" for a toddler after walking well
learning to sit down.