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What does the occipital lobe do?
processes vision and how you interpret what you see
What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
When mom drinks too much alcohol while pregnant, affects baby severely
What is a critical window of opportunity?
period of time during development that the brain is open to type of experience to result in a particular talent
What is attachment?
emotional bond that forms between a child and primary caregiver
What does P.I.E.S.M stand for?
Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, Social, and Moral
What is the largest brain structure in humans?
Cerebrum
What should a healthy brain look like?
If a child misses the critical window do you think a skill can still be learned
What is it called when an attached child is separated from their caregiver?
Seperation Distress
t's a framework used to understand and support the holistic development of individuals, particularly children
What does the temporal lobe do?
processes speech, hearing, and development of language
Does fetal alcohol syndrome cause facial deformities?
yes many
What age do critical windows begin closing?
after 3 years of life
Which parent do you think is more likely to hold a baby and cuddle?
Mother
What are some activities that promote physical development?
activities like running, jumping, climbing, and playing sports
What lobe is in the back of the head?
occipital lobe
How does stress affect Childs brain?
What age is critical to vision development
birth to 6 months
Which parent is more likely to be visually and playfully involved with babies
father
What are fine motor skills?
involves smaller muscle groups and precise movements, primarily using the hands, fingers, and wrists.
What does the parietal lobe do?
interprets and integrates information from senses
What does trauma do to children brain?
Children going through trauma have produced dangerously high levels of stress hormones like cortisol
What age is critical to emotional development?
birth to 18 months
How does the relationship between the parents affect the way parents behave with their children?
growing up in a loving and secure environment causes them to give their kids the same environment
How do children develop social skills?
Through interactions with family, friends, and community