What is Child Development?
Caregiver Responsibilities
Types of Parenting
Child Abuse
Child Safety
100

What is the process of how a child becomes able to do more complex things?

It is the process of how a child becomes able to do more complex things.

100

What is one responsibility of a caregiver?

One responsibility is to provide a safe environment. (answers may vary)

100

Define positive parenting.

Positive parenting sets clear boundaries while supporting children.

100

What is physical abuse?

Physical abuse involves actions that cause pain or injury.

100

What should you do if a child is choking?

Encourage coughing if the child is choking; if not, alternate back blows and abdominal thrusts.

200

What are milestones in child development?

Milestones are a set of skills or tasks most children can do at a certain age.

200

What are basic needs a caregiver must provide?

Basic needs include nutritious food and water, shelter, appropriate clothing, warm bed, and medical care as needed.

200

What is the difference between negative guidance and positive guidance?

Negative guidance is harmful, while positive guidance fosters healthy self-esteem and respect.

200

Describe emotional abuse.

Emotional abuse involves verbal harm or threats.

200

Explain how to respond to a seizure.

Lay the child down and ensure they are breathing; do not put anything in their mouth.

300

What is the role of caregivers in child development?

Caregivers meet the many needs of children and help prevent harm or injury.

300

Explain the importance of self-esteem needs.

Self-esteem needs are important because they help children feel accepted and motivated.

300

List the types of parents.

Types of parents include biological, adoptive, step, foster, and legal guardians.

300

What constitutes neglect?

Neglect is failing to meet a child’s basic needs.

300

What is the difference between infant CPR and child CPR?

Infant CPR involves covering both the mouth and nose for breaths; child CPR covers only the mouth.

400

How is development measured?

 Development is measured through specific milestones.

400

What constitutes appropriate discipline?

Appropriate discipline is structured, consistent, predictable, and fair, focusing on teaching rather than punishment.

400

What are the four styles of parenting?

The four styles are authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and neglectful/uninvolved.

400

Explain sexual abuse.

Sexual abuse includes inappropriate touching or exposing a child to sexual material.

400

What are some accident prevention tips?

Keep dangerous objects away, supervise near water, and teach safe toy usage.

500

What is the significance of child development in parenting?

Understanding child development helps parents nurture their child's growth effectively.

500

How does a caregiver foster education?

Caregivers foster education by encouraging lifelong learning and exploration.

500

Why do people choose not to have children?

 Reasons include long-term goals, personal freedom, and past experiences.

500

What is Shaken Baby Syndrome?

Shaken Baby Syndrome results from violently shaking an infant, causing brain damage.

500

What should you do for minor bleeding?

Apply direct pressure to stop bleeding and cover with a bandage.