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Tony Chestnut (Song #1) Tony chestnut knows I Love You! (toe – knee) (chest – head) (nose) (eye) (cross arms) (point) Tony Knows Tony Chestnut knows I Love You! That’s what Tony knows

 Song Title  Rating 1-5  What does this song teach a child, what can you talk about, what activities can you go and do?

1. Nature (heredity) - #2 draw conclusion from the video Individual heredity and genetics. These explain who the person is and why they do what they do. 3. Nurture (environment) - #4 draw conclusion from the video The influences of the environment through love, support, attention, and encouragement. Begins at birth. 5. Bonding - #6 draw conclusion from the video 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. 7. 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.

 Brain development in infants is positively affected when parents work to understand and meet their basic needs for love and affection or provide comfort when they are hungry, bored, tired, wet, or cold. Conversely, neglectful and abusive parenting can have a negative effect on brain development. Research shows that a lack of contact or interaction with a caregiver can change the infant's body chemistry, resulting in a reduction in the growth hormones essential for brain and heart development. Furthermore, the ability to feel remorse and empathy are built on experience. Children who lack early emotional attachments or who grow up fearful and expecting to be hurt will have a difficult time relating to peers.

Child Time Cereal Necklaces Tie a cereal on to the end of the yarn Put a piece of tape around the other end. Thread cereal on to the yarn. Tie the yarn when you are done. Wear, share, or eat your necklace!

Infants 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

 Agree or disagree: There are no bad children, only bad parents. Explain: