Social Development First Year.

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Social Development First Year

Social Development The progress a person makes from complete self-centeredness to the ability to live and work with others

Attachment A strong emotional bond to the major caregiver http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLrBrk9DXVk

Attachment Begins: First 6 months and continues to form in the first 2 years

Secure Attachment When you understand your babies individual cries and meet his needs daily They develop trust Encourages good brain development

Insecure Attachment When baby does not learn trust that a parent will consistently meet his needs. They are afraid to explore May prefer to be alone

Worst Case Failure to Thrive: Stop eating Lose weight Doesn’t cry much

Read handout: “Attachment w/ Your baby” What do you think are the most important forms of attachment? Research says the three most important forms of attachment are: Spend time with baby Show love and affection Have a limited number of caregivers

Stranger Anxiety Baby who used to be happy with anyone suddenly screams when an unfamiliar person approaches *****Shows baby’s memory has improved

3 Common Personalities of Babies Sensitive Child: often fussy and irritable as a baby, and more aware of their surroundings and changes than other children Placid Child: easygoing child who is less easily upset by changes in schedule Aggressive Child: strong-willed and determined, are constantly active