She would show the infant how to stack them up. Then she would allow him/her to do it themselves. She would use encouraging words like “You’re doing a great job!” or “Look at how high they are!”. She would help the child count the toys as they are stacked. Infants at this age are starting to develop an interest in characteristics of objects such as their size and quality.…
When we have new parents and children coming to look round our nursery my manager will give them a guided tour of the inside and the outdoor area, so then the child and the parents can get a feel for the nursery and know what their child will be getting up too daily. We always offer new parents a welcome pack which holds information about all the staff and their photos, the care for the child, our menu examples to show that we have a range of food types to offer and much more. We always ask parents to tell us about their child’s routine so we can get to know the child more, if they have a sleep, if they use a comforter, their individual needs (inhaler, medication) etc.…
One of the best ways to do this is to treat them to a marshmallow after they do what you want. Another way to teach them is to train them…
What are the components of a well-child check for this 3-month old infant? During the baby's early months, parents are curious and ask a lot of questions about their babies. When this three month old female is brought to the clinic, weight, length and head circumference should be checked and plot in the child's growth chart. A complete head to toe assessment is done.…
My own culture (give it a name): African-American culture, Black-America culture A different culture: “The Aka or Bayaka, also BiAka, Babenzele are a nomadic Mbenga, pygmy people. They lived in southwestern Central African Republic and the Brazzaville region of the Republic of the Congo” Bullock, K., Crawford, S. L., & Tennstedt, S. L. (2003). Sleeping Black infants living in the U.S are more than likely to fall asleep with a caregiver present, to have their beds in the parents’ room, and will spend all or part of the night co-sleeping with their parents. There’s the daily routine of bathing, playtime and storytelling.…
Discomfort Your little one can be uncomfortable due to a dirty, leaky or a smelly diaper. Choose the best diaper that can seal moisture in and prevent rashes. Discomfort can also be caused by an uncomfortable mattress. Choose a mattress that can provide utmost comfort and support to your baby's body.…
In my Houston baby photographer studio, there are times when session are taken outdoors. These are some of my favorite sessions. Rob and Jasmine's little one, Henry, had an outdoor session in a field near the studio recently. The light in the field is incredible. The images taken in the field are always gorgeous, but even the lovely view in the field couldn't compete with Henry.…
As my new role as assistant director, I will be supporting the infant and toddler teachers. Because I frequently visit and greet my tiniest friends daily, I have become a familiar face. I look forward to introducing them to our studio/multi -purpose room this fall, to explore new learning situations, challenges and materials. When I am with the infant and toddler rooms I often clean off a table, or sweep a floor, or pitch in any other capacity if needed when I am helping my colleagues.…
Terrible Twos: 7 Tips to Deal with Tantrums. Have you ever had a meltdown yourself when your child is throwing a tantrum? Do you feel frustrated when you don’t seem to find a constructive way to deal with your toddler’s tantrums? You’re definitely not alone! Watch the video below:…
This can be done with both verbal and nonverbal skills. Your tone of voice is very important. Always talk in a calm and clear manner. Try not to raise your voice or shout as children, especially young children, can get frightened and feel vulnerable.…
Teaching Assistant Level 3 Assignment 1 – L/601/1693 Understanding How Children and Young People Develop Tina Crossley Student Number TICRO3976 Question 1.1: Explain the sequence and rate of each aspect of development from birth -19 years: Each and every child is unique and the rate of their development differs in many ways. Although the way they develop is comparatively the same, each child will follow a similar pattern within the growth from baby to adolescent.…
Growing up in southern Louisiana I often found myself sitting around and enjoying the abundance of delicious foods the area had to offer. My family would often eat more fried foods in a day than most families would eat in a week. By the time I was 10 years old I was weighing almost 150 pounds. I often found myself alone watching other kids gather up to play sports in the park. Lacking the physical strength and social skills to compete I often found myself at the early age of 10 seeing a doctor to deal with the stress of not being able to play with other kids.…
Milestones: Grasp and Hold objects Age: 3-4 months Being able to grasp and hold objects is a very important milestone in a newborn's life. Babies are born with an innate capability to grasp objects. However, at the age of 3 months ,the baby is able to grasp objects voluntarily and instinctively. Till this time the baby usually keeps with hands clenched in a fist, but are able open and close them voluntarily. What is grasping reflex?…
Vision A baby 's learning is dependent on his sensory development. The ability to see more clearly progresses as he ages giving him the tools he needs to understand the environment around him. During the first month out of the womb a baby’s eyes are capable of seeing, but his little brain isn’t developed enough to allow him to see clearly. It is not uncommon throughout the first weeks of life for eyes to cross and wander randomly, this is not related to muscle weakness but rather how the brain controls the eyes.…
For example, babies automatically suck when presented with the nipple, turns their heads when parents speak, grasp at a finger that is pressed into hand and gets startled when they hear a loud noise. An infant who is hungry or tired cries counts on the caring adult to fence for their cues and meets her needs. A toddler will boost their physical development by encouraging them both physical growth and motor skill development. Teachers at Little Einstein’s will encourage toddlers to walk, tossing a ball, jumping in place and riding a tricycle. As they progress in growth and become more adaptable to their environment, their activities will help the teachers to direct their fine motor movements.…