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Effective parenting requires communication between parent and child.
Listening.
Invitations to speak.
Active listening.
_____ can be described as the developmental stage from birth to about two years of age.
Infancy
The developmental stage of early childhood is roughly from ___ to ___ years of age.
two to six
The stage of preadolescence is roughly from age of ____ to _____
seven to eleven.
Adolescence is the period between childhood and adulthood, and it usually lasts from about age _____ to age ____.
twelve to seventeen.
No matter what approach to parenting you use, there are a few basics that will help to form the foundation for healthy children. These include 1.?,2.?,3.?
expressing love, setting rules, and showing sensitivity.
The most important ___ ___ for infants is to bond or become emotionally attached to the mother, father, and/or primary caretaker.
emotional task
At this age, children learn to understand different feelings and how to express those feelings. What task is this called?
Emotional tasks
Some of the _____ ____ for preadolescent children are to identify areas where they can succeed and to strengthen areas of weakness.
emotional tasks
During the teen years, adolescents are often very____.Something that seems very important one day may seem unimportant the next.
moody
During each stages of development, there are specific tasks that children should accomplish. These tasks can be divided into (1) ___ ___, (2) ___ ___, and (3) ___ ___.
(1) emotional tasks, (2) social tasks, and (3) intellectual tasks.
The most important ___ ____ for infants is learning to trust.
social task
An important ____ _____ for children is to learn how to form relationships with others outside of the immediate family, such as child-care workers, sitters, members of their extended family, and other children.
social task
____ ____ involve the development of honest and healthy relationships with peers and adults.
Social tasks
A major task during the transition to adulthood is the struggle for ___ ____ ____.
one’s own identity
Name the 4 type of caregivers.
The accepting caregiver
The rejecting caregiver
The guiding caregiver
The permissive caregiver
The _____ _____ of infants have to do with exploring the world around them and learning to speak.
intellectual tasks
Perhaps the most important ____ ____ of early childhood is the drive to explore, discover, and satisfy a sense of curiosity.
intellectual task
At this stage, children can develop their own sense of morality (a sense of right and wrong), rather than simply doing (or not doing) as they are told.
Intellectual tasks
They are beginning to think like adults and may have interests in sophisticated subjects, such as politics and science. What task is this called?
Intellectual tasks.
What are the Roadblocks to Effective Listening
*Daily Double if you get them all
Not letting the child talk.
Focusing on blame.
Using shame.
Giving long lectures.
Using overgeneralizations.
Not allowing disagreements.
Parents and other caretakers can help infants with their _____ _____ by giving them attention and meeting their basic needs, thereby enabling them to trust and to create emotional bonds.
developmental tasks
Parents should be protective at this stage, but allow their children to ____ ____, since that is a necessary part of learning.
make mistakes
Parents can help children meet their ____ ____ by supporting their involvement in social activities, such as clubs and sports.
social tasks
Parents should try to ________with their adolescent children about what is going on in their lives, while still giving them space to make their own decisions about many things.
communicate