CHILDHOOD: PAST & PRESENT

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CHILDHOOD: PAST & PRESENT

Prior to the 20th century, few people in Western civilization felt there was anything unusual or important about the early years of life. Most adults were almost totally unaware of the special needs of children.

In North America people believed children differed from adults only in size, experience, and abilities. Childhood in the past was therefore quite different from today.

Some of these differences have to do with changing attitudes towards children while others are the result of advances in technology and knowledge.

Some of the differences can be seen in: Work Health Education Dress Love Play

WORK THEN Expected to work hard at an early age; mostly in farms and factories NOW Today the job of children is to grow, learn and play; child laws put in place to protect Children’s jobs mainly include helping around household chores

HEALTH THEN Many children died of disease NOW Today many diseases are controlled through medical advances, personal hygiene, and public health regulations Better nutrition has helped children grow and thrive; however some still don’t have enough food where others eat too many high-fat, high-sugar foods Lack of regular exercise is increasingly common, therefore resulting in childhood obesity

EDUCATION THEN Public education did not become common until the 1800’s Children of different ages and abilities were in same classroom NOW Technology has enhanced learning options Schools work to meet the special needs of individual students

DRESS THEN Clothed like small adults until 17th century Boys and girls wore petticoats, skirts, long curls until age 4 or 5 NOW Stereotyping by sex in this century; pink and blue, dresses and pants Today more practical, comfortable, provides freedom of movement

LOVE One thing that hasn’t changed is children’s need for love Most parents and caregivers work hard to build a good life for children and to raise them as moral or ethical people who are responsible and independent

PLAY Has always been important to children Play is how children learn In the past there were fewer toys and they were simple – homemade by hand Video and computer games first developed in 70’s Today variety of toys seems endless-many are electronic and do not require the use of imagination