Responding to Children
This EY Toolbox Card describes that when adults pay attention to baby’s communication attempts, baby will know someone is there for them.
What is Recognize and Respond.
This EY Toolbox Card explains the importance of introducing your baby to friends and family which will start to build her community and let her know she belongs.
What is "This is your Family"?
This EY Toolbox Card describes that baby will feel more secure and comfortable when daily routines are consistent and you talk to her about what is happening. She will learn to anticipate what is coming next.
What is "First, Next, Last"?
This EY Toolbox Card describes that baby needs your support to learn new skills, and a safe place to catch her when she tips over.
What is "A Safe Place to Fall"?
What is Rebecca's favourite EY Toolbox Card?
What is "Supporting Baby's Gifts"?
This is the process of watching and tuning into a child's cues.
What is responding?
This is an emotional connection between adult and child.
What is attachment?
This is the ability to adapt our emotions, behaviours, and attention to cope with a given situation.
What is self-regulation?
EY Toolbox Card "Giving Appropriate Choices" explains that when we trust a child to make simple choices it builds this.
What is decision making skills?
This is the city where Chloe was born.
What is Lunenburg, Nova Scotia?
This "B" word is the feeling and connection that parents/caregivers share with their children. It is formed in the first few weeks after baby is born.
What is bonding?
Even before babies vision is clearly developed, they are primed and ready at birth to focus on this.
What are faces?
These two factors affect children's ability to self-regulate.
What is temperament and the environment.
The EY Toolbox Card "Safe and Stimulating Environments" explains that safe environments encourage this.
What is children's independence and autonomy?
The amount of driving time it takes Heather to get to work.
What is 45 minutes?
These are two main responsibilities of anyone who cares for young children.
Develop and maintain sensitive, nurturing relationships.
By this age babies are ready to initiate back and forth exchanges with others.
What is 6 weeks?
Children learn self-soothing behaviours that support their self-regulation when adults act as this.
What is "co-regulators"?
In this stage of Erikson's Theory of Psychosocial Development babies are dealing with this inner conflict where they learn that their basic needs will be met, and the world is good.
What is Trust vs. Mistrust?
This is Charlene's home community.
What is O'Chiese First Nation?
This is the back and forth action of adults responding to a child's communication attempt, waiting for a response, and responding again.
What is serve and return?
This is developed when everyone in the community is responsible for teaching and watching over children.
What are strong connections to their family and community?
This is being able to appear calm even when your mind is racing.
What is "Self-control"?
In this stage of Erikson's Theory of Psychosocial Development children are dealing with this inner conflict where they learn to be self sufficient and believe in their own abilities.
What is Autonomy vs. Shame and Guilt?
This is where Kayli completed her Masters in Public Policy.
What is McGill University?