sleep
What is REM
REM means rapid eye movement that begins in the first 90 minutes of sleep and the brain is just as active as if you where awake.
How do you insure they are getting enough nutrition?
Give them a variety of fruits, veggies, protein, and whole grain foods and watch them to make sure they don’t choke
What is Authoritative parenting?
Both caring and firm approach to parenting setting rules that are fair for the kids age but also listen to their kids feelings. With guide and reasoning instead of harsh punishment.
How long does pregnancy last and how many trimesters are there?
Pregnancy should be about 9 months (40 weeks) and there are 3 trimesters 1-13 weeks,13-28 weeks, 28 weeks to birth.
What was Freuds psychosexual theory?
Freuds theory is that early childhood experiences shape personality’s development happens through stages focused on different body areas, conflicts during stages can affect adult personality, personality is mostly set by ages 5.
What is non REM?
Non REM is a much quiter state the brain waves become slower and the eyes stay still
How to Get a good night routine with kids?
Keep a regular bed time and stick to a strict night time schedule.
What is permissive parenting?
Warm and loving parents don’t make many rules they often want to avoid conflict.
What happens in the first trimester?
The first trimester is the first 12 weeks of the pregnancy this is when the egg is fertilized and starts growing into a fetus forming organ.
What was Eriksons psychosocial theory?
Erickson theory covers the entire lifespan not just childhood
focusing on social relationships rather then physical desires including 8 stages with each developmental crisis to resolve, successfully managing each crisis leading to psychological strength.
What can lack of sleep cause?
Lack of sleep can cause grogginess and make it hard to concentrate and can affect the brains short term memory.
How to be emotionally supportive to kids.
Listen to them, give them hugs, show them your trying to understand, validate their feelings.
what is authoritarian parenting?
Very strict parents have very high expectations they expect their kids to obey without a question.
What happens in the second trimester?
The second trimester is from 12-27 weeks of pregnancy this is when the baby bump becomes visible you can also find out the gender. The fetus is growing fast and starts to move and kick the facial features, fingers and toes are developing.
What was bowlbys attachment theory?
Bowlbys theory is about the attachment between a child and their caregivers and how they are crucial for survival and protection early attachment patterns affect later relationships different attachment styles develop based on caregiver responses.
What is the circadian rhythm?
This is your biological clock thus helps your body sync with cycles of the day and night and is synchronized to the rising and setting on the sun and helps you fall asleep and wake up naturall.
How to insure safety?
Keep all dangerous items out of reach, use car seats, and supervise play.
What is uninvolved parenting?
Also could be known as neglectful parenting shows little to no care very few rules kids basically raise themselve.
What happens in the third trimester?
The third trimester is from 28 weeks to the end of the pregnancy this is when the fetus gains the most weight ,the lungs and organs become mature enough fir life outside the womb.
What was piagents cognitive theory?
Piagets theory is that children think differently then adults including 4 stages sensorimotor birth-2 learning through senses and actions, preoperational 2-7 years old using language and symbols, but thinking is still limited, concrete operational 7-11 years old logical thinking about concrete situation, formal operational 12 years old and older abstract thinking and hypothetical reasoning.
What is the circadian rhythm?
This is your biological clock it syncs your body to the sun when the sun rises in the morning your body wakes up with the light and when the sun sets your body starts to make the sleep hormone and prepare for sleep.
How to teach kids how to play?
Offer them toys, games, and activities that make it easier and more fun to learn.
What is gentle parenting?
What happens during labor?
Labor is when the baby is ready to come out there are 4 main stages of giving birth 1. Cervical dilation, 2. Pushing the baby out, 3. Delivery of the placenta, 4. Recovery.
What are the behavioral theories?
Watson and Skinner believed observable behaviour is what matters and environment shapes who we become learning happens through classical conditioning learning to associate stimuli, operant conditioning learning throPugh rewards and punishments.