PIES
Family
Caregivers
Vocabulary
Parenting
100

Name one of the five areas child development

Physical

Social

Emotional

Intellectual

Moral

100

List 2 functions of a family

Meet basic needs

Prepare Children for Society

Provide Support

Form Traditions

Shared Values

Handle Family Conflict

100

A person who takes care of a child

Caregiver

100

A way of acting or responding that is common at each stage of childhood

Typical Behavior

100

This style of parenting gives children a wide range of freedom. Children typically set their own rules

Permissive

200

This area of development focuses on the growth of the body and it's parts

Physical

200

List 2 of the four types of families discussed in class

Nuclear

Single Parent Family

Blended

Extended

200

2 examples of what a caregiver does

Give affection children need to grow emotionally

Help Children Learn

Teach them to interact with others 

200

Any activity that arouses a baby's sense of sight, sound, touch, taste and smell

Stimulation

200

How parents or caregivers care for or discipline children

Parenting Style

300
This type of development is about learning to interact with those around you

Social

300

List 2 of the five trends affecting families

Mobility 

Aging Population

Economic Changes

Workplace Changes

Technology

300

Childhood prepares us for

Adulthood

300

Give one example of Resource Management

Time

Money

Skills

Energy

300

The ability to control one's own behavior

Self-discipline

400

This is a challenge to be met or skill to be acquired in each stage of developmenet

Developmental Task

400

Name 2 parenting responsibilities/rewards

New Responsibilities

Lifestyle Changes

Emotional Adjustments

Relationship Changes

Employment Adjustments

Legal Responsibilities 

400

Childhood is a time of 

Rapid Development

400

Set of stages of human development 

Human Life Cycle

400

A response that encourages a particular behavior

Postive reinforcement

500

List 2 general rules regarding characteristics of development

  • Development is similar for each individual

  • Development builds upon earlier learning.

  • Development proceeds at an individual rate.

  • The different areas of development are interrelated.

  • Development is continuous throughout life.

500

Name 1 factor to consider in parent readiness

Emotional Maturity

Health Considerations

Financial Concerns

Resource Management

500

What is one way Parenting Skills can be learned?

Classes

Reliable books, magazines, etc

Advice from family and friends

Observe parents and children

500

Biological transfer of certain characteristics from earlier generations

Heredity 

500

What is the key to guiding children's behavior

being consistent