What do children need?
These needs include nutritious food, shelter, sleep, exercise and healthy environment.
Physical Needs
Caregivers should have an understanding of child development and _______________.
Growth
One way to guide children's behavior is to set an ____________.
example
This is defined as the failure to provide for a child's basic needs.
neglect
A factor for increased risk of abusing children could be this_________________.
answers vary
This need involves building of learning skills such as attention, memory, and thinking.
Cognitive Needs
Caregivers should plan ____________ appropriate activities.
developmentally
Caregivers should ___________ good behavior from children.
praise
This is any situation where a child is used for sexual gratification.
Sexual Abuse
Unexplained bruises, burns, or welts could be a sign of this type of abuse.
physical
These needs involve the feelings and thoughts your child will have and form.
Emotional Needs
Caregivers should be able to demonstrate ___________.
teamwork
Caregivers should set clear, _____________ limits.
reasonable
This is any pattern of behavior that impairs a child's emotional development.
Emotional Abuse
Sexual
This need is the child's way of understanding other's feelings, control their own, and how to get along with others.
Social Needs
Caregivers need to manage _________ wisely.
time
Consequences
Physical injury as a result of hitting, kicking, shaking, burning, or otherwise harming a child.
Physical Abuse
Extremes in behavior such as being overly aggressive to overly passive may be a sign of _________.
Emotional abuse
What are the 4 categories of things children need. Give the 4 categories and an example for each.
Physical, Cognitive, Emotional, Social
Examples will vary
Caregivers should follow _____________ standards.
ethical
Misbehavior
Malnutrition, poor hygiene, and unattended medical problems of a sign of this.
List four increased risks associated with a history of child abuse.
answers vary