Ponijao's Home Analysis

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Home/Shelter of Each Baby Two parent family plus one child. Living in a bright, clean, modern, urban apartment, equipped with electricity, sewer, running water, heating system and all other modern utilities for a comfortable living. Bright, clean, separate areas for cooking, bathing, working, and sleeping, with a separate bedroom for the baby,. Nomadic life style. Live in a forest hut, made of wooden sticks. No door, no floor, no windows. Lacking basic sanitary facilities, electricity, running water, sewer. Food preparation and other activities take place outside the hut.
Nomadic life, follow their animals from pasture to pasture, taking their home with them. Family of 4; mother, father and 2 children, live in a
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There were also insects present that Ponijao liked to observe.
There were many animals present in Bayar 's life. Since his family lead a nomadic life style taking care of and living of off the animals, there were goats, cows, horses as well as dogs and cats.
There were animals present in Hattie 's life; a dog and a cat.
Who is/are the Primary Caregiver(s)
The mother seem to be the primary care giver. Although the father was seen with the baby, keeping an eye on Marie, while he was working at home. While both parents work, Marie spends most of her days at the nursery/ child care. There are other people present in her life such as her grandparents.
The mother and the older siblings, or other children seem to be the only care givers in Ponijao 's life. The mother aside from breast feeding, cleaning Ponijao with her mouth and shaving his head with a knife does not seem to pay too much attention to her child. The father in not present at all. The majority of his time Ponijao spends with other children and dog, or alone observing
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Rarely does the mother pays special attention to Ponijao. Also by interacting with other children.
Bayar learns his language mainly from her mother, who is too busy taking care of the family animals that there are very few of such interaction. When she speaks it is mainly to discipline Bayar or his older brother. The film does not show too many interactions with his mother, and father is absent from any interactions with his young children
Very much like Marie, Hattie learns her language from interaction with both of her parents, extended family members, as well as playing with her peers. She has lots of children 's books that both parents read her from. Her parents also use games and pictures to influence Hattie 's language development. Mattie attends baby 's yoga, family celebrations as well as plays in a playground with other children. There are many adults that Hattie interacts with. .
Describe Economic and Food Production
Marie lives in an urban, industrial city. Both of her parents work outside home. They prepare food in a modern kitchen with store bought

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