The article “Understanding Temperament in Infants and Toddlers” was written by Lindsey T. Allard and Army Hunter and published in 2010. In this article the author claimed the importance of temperament, the different types of temperament is how to tell the difference between each types of temperament a child has and to help them out with their needs by the value and respect each child’s temperament individually and how different practices can support the child's development in a child care curriculum. The author provide concept and strategies.
The original article, “Understanding Temperament in Infants and Toddlers” stated that an Easy child tend to be mellow, calm, and easy adaptable also have a good sleeping and eating habits. Difficult …show more content…
Each child/person has unique development (Temperament, personality) no matter who their parents are, this is made up whoo they were it is very important to understand that no one in the room is the same as each person have their uniqueness. In the Original article Understanding Temperament in Infants and Toddlers, the author Allard and Hunter both discuss the importance of temperament is for the caregivers to understand the differences in individuals and that they can help the child with their needs, and …show more content…
The child’s temperament have lots of traits depending on a child’s active level, mood, how a child response to new situations, a child sensitivity to what's going on around them, how to quickly he or she adapts to changes, and lastly how stubborn he or she might be when doing an activity, From these traits it listed into three categories easy child, slow to warm up child, and difficult child. Lastly the author also mention about temperament and how to build a healthy social and emotional development to help and support “Goodness to fit” about the article Mr. Neils caregiving style environment and Laura’s activity intensity way are causing mismatch with their temperament. It also stated that a caregiver can improve the goodness fit by understanding and knowing his or her approach to meet the need of the
The original article, “Understanding Temperament in Infants and Toddlers” stated that an Easy child tend to be mellow, calm, and easy adaptable also have a good sleeping and eating habits. Difficult …show more content…
Each child/person has unique development (Temperament, personality) no matter who their parents are, this is made up whoo they were it is very important to understand that no one in the room is the same as each person have their uniqueness. In the Original article Understanding Temperament in Infants and Toddlers, the author Allard and Hunter both discuss the importance of temperament is for the caregivers to understand the differences in individuals and that they can help the child with their needs, and …show more content…
The child’s temperament have lots of traits depending on a child’s active level, mood, how a child response to new situations, a child sensitivity to what's going on around them, how to quickly he or she adapts to changes, and lastly how stubborn he or she might be when doing an activity, From these traits it listed into three categories easy child, slow to warm up child, and difficult child. Lastly the author also mention about temperament and how to build a healthy social and emotional development to help and support “Goodness to fit” about the article Mr. Neils caregiving style environment and Laura’s activity intensity way are causing mismatch with their temperament. It also stated that a caregiver can improve the goodness fit by understanding and knowing his or her approach to meet the need of the