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Kangaroo Care http://www.today.com/id/38988444/ns/today- parenting_and_family/t/moms-hug-revives-baby- was-pronounced-dead/#.U_e3Fj78l94 VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQ746gONAj Q

Nature/Nurture/Bonding

Draw your own conclusion (#2) Nature (heredity) - Individual heredity and genetics. These explain who the person is and why they do what they do. Draw your own conclusion (#2) Nurture (environment) - The influences of the environment through love, support, attention, and encouragement. Begins at birth. Draw your own conclusion (#4)

NURTURE Bonding: Forming strong emotional ties between a parent and a child Ex: Long loving looks, loving touches, animated face and voice, consistency, responsiveness, sensitivity, being in-tune. WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT? Infants deprived of loving contact may suffer slower cognitive development Bonding is critical and should begin as soon as the parent can hold the child! How long should bonding last? It’s a life-long process!

The Importance of Touch http://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/han ds_on_research

Strengthening a Bond Infants Toddlers Keep the baby close and comforted. Take time to touch the baby feeding, bathing, playing, massaging, .. Be responsive to the baby Play with the baby Toddlers Continue to play with the child: Play, books, activities,.. Continue to use touch to express your affection and care Touch, hugs, kisses Continue to respond to the child as an individual School Age Continue to be physically affectionate Kisses, touch, play Talk to the child and encourage the child to talk to you. Value the child’s opinion and encourage them to express it. Play, play, play with them. Enjoy being together

LACK OF NURTURING: Romania – What happened? 9. Failure to thrive (attachment disorder) A condition in which the baby does not develop and grow properly due to a lack of bonding and nurturing (love, attention, and touch). 10 touches a day are needed to develop and thrive. Watching these videos, answer question #10

Romania http://vimeo.com/58260574

#10 Potential Consequences Slower cognitive development Delays in motor skills Distress Don’t feel safe Difficulty maintaining relationships with others ***Children feel safe when they trust their parents and other adults who care for them

What about you? Answer question #11 on your own

DAPLA…Cat and Mouse With all the mice in the center and the cat holding the lid, the cat is to roll the dice. When they get a 1 or a 6 they use the lid to try and catch the mice. Mice try to not get captured by pulling on the yarn tail. Continue play with the caught mouse becoming the new cat. Return your supplies Return the lid and dice to the bucket Eat the candy

Romania – Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ISSgupUtpU

Romania – Part 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_UIqHWqJtI