Not a lot of the child’s fine and gross motor skills have changed. Comparing the two observations from the checklist I have, I noticed that there was only one change. One of the changes was that he was able to draw shapes better than in the last observation. He was able to draw circles more distinct this time around. The rest of his motor skills that I noticed in the last observation were about the same during this observation.
Lissandro’s cognitive …show more content…
He was doing more things on his own this time around, which I think is smart to start having him begin doing things on his own at such an early age. The one environmental factor that I think could have an impact on his development is that his father is there with him most of the time instead of just on the weekends. Out of Piaget’s four stages of development, I believe that Lissandro is in the preoperational stage. I say that because from what I observed and from what I read about the developmental stage, Lissandro’s actions during the observation correlate with each other. I would say that Lissandro is between the stages of autonomy versus shame and doubt and initiative versus guilt. I say that he is between both because he meets some of the aspects of each stage. Form the two observations, I learned that child development impacts the child most when the parents are involved with the child and when the child is doing some activities on his/her own starting at an early