Examples Of Infant Observation

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Setting: In a church one Sunday morning in the infant and toddlers nursery room. I am sitting in the back of the room observing. I watched the parents bring in their kids to drop them off before heading to the main church. There were two adult and three adolescence volunteers in the room to assist with the children. The volunteers who were around 16 were there to help with the toddlers that could talk and walk. The infants that could not walk are carried in and place in mats or buckled chairs. There were around six toddlers and four infants brought to the room. The walking toddlers that have been in the room before run in the class and go straight to their special space or games. The other toddlers who were there for the first time …show more content…
Between changing diapers and interacting with the toddlers, the volunteer seems to have a hold of the room. The adult volunteers would tell the younger volunteers what to do sometimes. Between playing and talking with each other, the kids seems very happy in the room. An infant boy around 6 months old laying on his back playing on the mats with toys hanging on caught my attention. He was trying his best to reach for the toys hanging on the arch. I could hear him cooing and giggling by himself. It got me to wonder what is going on in his brain. What portion of his brain is lighting up like fireworks right now. After a few try to reach the toys on the arch, he turn his head around to look at the other children in the room. He crawled over to another station and sat down to watch two other children who looked to be two years old. They were playing on the around beads toy that was in the room in the corner.
9:15 AM Setting: I am still sitting in the new corner that I picked at 9:00 AM. I changed my attention to an infant who is around four months old laying on his belly with different kind of toys in front of him. He was trying to get them by wiggling his arms and legs side to side. I imagined that he probably could have reach a little further to get it. It takes him about a couple minutes to give up and start looking at something
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Immediately my attention was caught by these three young children who looked to be around three to four years old. They just walked in the door with their guardians. Two ladies were with them. As soon as they walked in the door, they ran to go play in the bounce house. There were other children in the place already playing everywhere. One of the three children that just walked in went straight to the ladder and climbed it to the top. He looked like he was the oldest. I could say he looked around five years old. He slid down the slide fast to the bottom. The middle looking one looked at him and said I want to do that. The oldest looked at her and said come on, I’ll go with

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