Emotionaly and socialy developing - Infancy and Early Childhood
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- Created on: 27-09-15 21:27
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- How we develop emotionally and socially through our life stages
- Early Childhood
- Able to say how they feel
- Understand if happy or sad
- Develop a mental image of themsleves
- Learn to cope with feelings
- Develop a wider group of friends
- Develop indepence
- Share and take in turns
- Develop special friendships
- Form relationships with adults other than their parents
- They begin to become more independent and start to develop sense of self
- Take control of their emotional responses and revolve conflict
- Show signs of compassion and empathy
- People outside the family become more important
- Infancy
- 2 and a half - may show jealously towards other childern
- 12 months - begins to bong with other people but still very dependent on parents
- 18 months - plays alone but likes a sibling or adult sitting close by
- 2 years - can become frustrated easily and often has a temper tantrum
- 6 months - has developed a strong bond with parents
- 2 years - may play alongside other children but not share toys or activites
- 1 year - can express emotions through tears, laughter and facial expressions
- 3 years - are now willing to take turns and share with toys and start to make friends
- 3 years - are more sensitive towards others feelings
- More able to express their feelings verbally
- Start to prefer particular people and form friendships
- Benefit from spending time with people all ages
- Nursery is an opportunity for them to play with children with different age groups
- Early Childhood
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