When does a child develop attachment?
Infancy
How does a secure attachment develop?
Parents respond to their baby's needs.
What is the name of infancy?
Learning to Trust
What happens if a parent fails to respond to a crying baby?
If the baby is crying because it needs something, the baby will feel insecure and anxious.
When does a child learn to run, drink from a cup, open doors, climb on furniture, and wash/dry hands?
Ages 1-3
Where does the term "terrible twos" come from?
The stage in which children want to be independent.
What is the name for ages 1-3?
Developing Independence
How can you help a 1 to 3-year-old be independent?
Organize your house so they can run and explore without hurting themselves or damaging anything.
When does a child stand on one foot, ride a tricycle, and kick a ball?
Between the ages 3 to 6
What happens to a child ages 3 to 6 if no positive outlets are not available for their themes of power and aggression?
The child will feel powerless, unhappy, and anxious.
What is the name of the stage for 3 to 6-year-olds?
Channeling Initiative
When a 3 to 6-year-old is rude or argumentative when told to do something, what should you do?
Parents should be patient and loving, using firmness with clear defined boundaries.
When does preadolescence, being calm, compliant, and easy to get along with, occur?
Age 10.
When a child does not match up to peers from ages 6 to 12, what happens?
The child tends to feel inferior.
What is the name of the stage for ages 6 to 12 years old?
Learning to Be Industrious
How can you help a 6 to 12-year-old be interested in achieving something for themselves?
You take interest in their activities and give recognition for jobs well done.
When is a child self-centered, moody, and argumentative?
Age 14.
What is the name of ages 12 to 18 years old?
Seeking Independence and a Sense of Identity
How do you help a teenager become self-reliant?
When they are striving for independence on their own, do not feel threatened. Relinquish control gradually so they can start to manage their own lives.