NURTURING CHILDREN Supplement to Notes. Nurturing Children  Nurturing is an important part of parenting. A parent nurtures a child by providing encouragement.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Parents Worry About You Today we are going to discuss the possible reasons why parents may be worried or concerned about you. We are also going to discuss.

Advertisements

Mental Health Issues for Grandparents Raising Grandchildren or WHAT HAPPENED TO MY LIFE?

Chapter 11 Parenting. Roles Involved in Parenting Parenting involves: Caregiving—providing physical care – Boomerang generation: young adults who have.

How to Help Your Child with Test Anxiety Tips for parents Presented by: Mr. Miranda.

Jamie Teague. Sarah Makes PB&J A) Guide & supervise B) Yell & send to time-out C) Ignore & watch television.

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.

Unit 1 Test * Outline /60  Short Answer (Paragraphs) [18 marks]  True and False [15 marks]  Matching [9 marks]  Multiple Choice [18 marks]

Lesson 2 – Bowlby’s Theory of Attachment

Implications of research into attachment and day care

Parenting and Developmental Psychology Beyond nature and nurture.

UNIT 1 LEARNING ABOUT CHILDREN

Kansas Communities Helping Find Forever Families A presentation to support adoption and foster care services of the Kansas Department for Children and.

Deprivation And Privation What can separate young children from their attachment figures? -Work -Illness -Divorce -Death.

Engaging Young People in Creating Safe Environments Matthew Keown, Euan Lindsay and Niall Moore.

Strange Situation AAAAAhhhhh. Cross-cultural Variation Child rearing practices vary considerably from place to place – Environment – Traditions – Beliefs.

Public Care in Private Places Looking after other people’s children in your own home Jim Rose.

NOTE: To be sensitive to those doing KidsGames in various parts of the world, we have used the name “SportsKids” in the Lausanne Document.

Parental Roles. Parenting in the Past In previous generations, parents relied on ‘firm’ disciplinary practices and unquestioning obedience from their.

Chapter Two: Tasks of Parenting Child Development Mrs. Tucker.

Parenting and Families

Jeopardy GreenRedBlueYellow Orange Q $25 Q $50 Q $75 Q $100 Q $125 Q $150Q $100Q $125Q $75 Q $25Q $150Q $125Q $100 Q $50Q $25Q $150 Q $125 Q $75 Q $50Q.

Parenting Recap!. Children’s Needs Effective parents provide for their children’s physical needs, emotional and social needs, and intellectual needs.

Parenting Chapter 10. Links UO8E Postpartum Depression UO8E

Building Self Esteem in Children Myia Epps. Why is it important ? It is important because…….. 1. it helps children feel good about themselves 2. It builds.

Building Strong Families

My Happy Family.  My company is going to be a Nonprofit Organization. This organization is going to reach out to all the Hmong Children that are in foster.

God's Heart for you. What does God think of you? Have you ever wondered what God thinks of you? Is it hard for you to believe He loves you as much as.

1 Day #3 of 8 Types of Attachment & Communication Roster:Handouts: Please verify your information and put a checkmark next to your name or add your name.

Students: Write the vocabulary word above the red line on one side of an index card then flip the card over and write its definition. Use these cards to.

September Module 6 What have we learned? Informing child welfare.

BONDING AND NURTURING. Tony Chestnut (song #2) Tony chestnut knows I Love You! (toe – knee) (chest – head) (nose) (eye) (cross arms) (point) Tony Knows.

Roles & Responsibilities of Parenting

Human Growth & Development Chapter 3 Section 1. Parenting: Caring for children and helping them develop (it’s complicated) Requires understanding a child’s.

Social Development An example of a critical period in the social development of children is emotional attachments to primary caregivers during the 1 st.

Chapter 1 Section Describe why it is important to be a good role model for children. Adults have an impact on children. – Impact: Significant.

Studying Children.  Childhood prepares us for adulthood.  At birth, the brain is the least developed organ.  By age three, the brain has made trillions.

Chapter 9. Emotional development is the process of learning to recognize and express one’s feeling and to establish one’s identity as a unique person.

Introduction to Child Development

Introduction to Child Development Mrs. Brennan. Five Principles of Child Development Physical ◦ Activities such as running, jumping or riding a bike.

Objectives: TSWBAT - Identify appropriate ways to discipline children by participating in completing a worksheet about misbehaving children. Discuss what.

Chapter 14 Review Socialization of Children. Questions 1.What is socially acceptable behaviour? Give an example of behaviour that is NOT socially acceptable.

Birth to One Year.  What is it?  The process of learning to recognize and express one’s feelings and to establish one’s identity as a unique person.

Chatter 13, Parents and Children Over the Life Course Key Terms.

Social Development. Attachment The emotional ties that form between people. The emotional ties that form between people. Attachment is essential for survival.

© 2015 albert-learning.com Single Parenting. © 2015 albert-learning.com Single Parenting Vocabulary Visitation: a formal visit, as one granted by a court.

All Great Thinkers/Theorists have Multiple Character Aspects in Common. (Just Concentrate on Development, Learning, Social Sciences, and Education for.

COMPARE YOUR LIFE WITH THAT OF A 14 YEAR OLD IN Read the Story of Child Labor.

© 2014 wheresjenny.com Single Parents Single Parenting.

November 15,  Today’s Agenda: ◦ Emotional and Social Development 1 st year ◦ Intellectual Development 1 st Year  Thursday: ◦ Test on all areas.

Attachment: Bowlby’s theory of maternal deprivation

Human Development: Prenatal-Toddler Effective Parenting Skills.

Disruption to Attachment Bowlby’s Maternal Deprivation Hypothesis- This states that the mother-infant attachment cannot be broken in the first year of.

The Principles of Child Development: The 4 areas of development are: physical, social, emotional & intellectual These 4 developments are all linked Development.

©2015 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. Chapter 9 Partnership with Families.

Personality. Personality Consists of the behaviors, attitudes, feelings, and ways of thinking that make you an individual.

22 - Understand children's and young person development (man)

Reactive Attachment Disorder

What does fatherhood really mean?

Disruption of Attachment Failure to form attachment And the effects of

Social Development First Year.

Developmental Psych.

Child Care Trends and Issues

WE HAVE THE NUMBERS & WE’RE READY

Being a parent/carer: Important things about child development

Emotional Development

Kangaroo Care parenting_and_family/t/moms-hug-revives-baby- was-pronounced-dead/#.U_e3Fj78l94 VIDEO:

Growth & Development.

Unit 1 The Value of Children

Learning Objectives Know the strengths and weaknesses of Bowlby’s Attachment Theory. Understand how research informs practical applications of this theory.

Presentation transcript:

NURTURING CHILDREN Supplement to Notes

Nurturing Children  Nurturing is an important part of parenting. A parent nurtures a child by providing encouragement and enriching experiences. Nurturing also means showing love, support, concern, understanding—all the things that are part of the special closeness between parent and child.

Nurturing Children  Caregiver – A person who cares and nurtures another human being by providing for their physical, emotional or social needs.  Parent – A person who provides caregiving services, values and discipline with love and affection to children on a long term basis.  Nurturing Environment – Surroundings which provide for physical, intellectual, social or emotional needs of humans.

Deprivation vs. Privation  Deprivation really means the loss of or separation from an attachment figure.  Privation is failure to ever establish an attachment.

Deprivation vs. Privation  Genie's Story Genie's Story  Write a short reaction to the video.  Answer the following question:  Do you think this is a story of deprivation or privation?

Over Parenting  20/20 Report on Helicopter Moms 20/20 Report on Helicopter Moms  Write a short reaction to the video.  Answer the following questoins:  In what ways is over parenting harmful to a child’s development?  Do you thin over parenting is more of an issue today that in the past?