Relationships

Positive relationships are extremely important if you want the child to thrive and grow within your setting. Being a positive role model is essential as the child needs to feel secure in your care. If a positive relationship has been formed, it makes it easier to work with the child to develop all kinds of areas. Such as speech and language, the more you interact with a child with

Research has shown that healthy friendships in which close ties emerge are developed when parents provide a warm and supportive home environment (Feldman, 2014). Children emulate positive social interactions and roles, which they learn from the adults in their lives who they model after. Children living in healthy family systems develop a strong and positive relationship with their parents or caregiver and will encourage positive relationships with others.

Adults should be easier to build a relationship with as most of the boundaries are already preset. Being aware of various things will help in this process. As with most adults there can be a number of stresses and strains in life and you need to be cautious of this. There could be problems at work or in their relationship at home. There could be health issues behind the scenes or likewise with a relative.

Explain why positive relationships with children and young people are important and how these are built and maintained

It is important for any adult to listen attentively to the child and talk to the child in an easy and understanding use of language. So you will be supporting and developing their thinking to advance their learning and understanding. a strong and positive relationship between adult and child can help them learn about themselves and the world around them and promotes trust Young people learn more effectively in the company of adults just like children so positive relationship with adults, someone they feel they can trust, young people can feel insecure about what is happening around them they need to feel accepted in the company of who they are with to help them feel valued, making sure they feel their values and opinions matter and that they are being understood. Effective communication with young people is important, so as they progress into adulthood and further education, they have good communication skills which will give them confidence to communicate

As they progress and go onto the next stage they put more importance on loyalty and commitment to each other. The third stage, however the importance is with parallel interests and comparable values in attitudes. This shows that as the children get older their friendships become more intricate.

Positive relationships with parents and carers are very important in my workplace. The families have to be able to trust us to care for their children and they also need to be able to turn to us if the need additional support, so that a child is not at risk.

What if he's your prince but you're not his Cinderella? What if's could make or break any relationship and it is quite sad that some people would really risk a relationship just to check if the grass is really greener on the other side. Some people would keep on playing with rocks when there is already a diamond right in front of them, but that is human nature we can't be contented.

From a young age, children form relationships with their mothers and fathers and as a child grows older forming friendships with others who they can trust and confide in. Relationships make people more confident, feel more belonged and help people feel they are in a safe place. The loss of relationships make humans more easier to control. (Bencel 92) This helps the government with forcing the members to trust no mother, father or friend.

In conclusion, communication between parents and children is the key to creating trust and a strong relationship. A strong relationship helps young people face their problems and also because people know that there is always someone there for them even during the tough

History background and culture effect everyone is the 21th Century. In America, we are like a melting pot where we have different nationality and culture. Even though we are so used to different cultures, we might not understand the beliefs in each cultures. Stereotype occurred in the movie Wild Child several times. Wild Child is a movie that was filmed in 2008 is it a story about “a rebellious Malibu princess is shipped off to a strict English boarding school by her father.”

Wood, J. T. (2010). Guidelines for Creating and Sustaining Healthy Climates. In J. T. Wood, Interpersonal Communications: Everyday Encounters (pp. 211-216). Boston:

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A relationship can greatly affect a person’s motive or values. In “Appointment in Samarra” the merchant and his servant have a good relationship this is shown by the merchant giving his servant a horse to help him “avoid his fate” as well as when the master speaks to death about his servant (Maugham). In “Incident in a Rose Garden” the master spoke to death about threatening the gardener to which death replies that he didn’t threaten the gardener, he only wanted to be shown to his master and says “I take it you are he” allowing the master to learn of his intentions. Some relationships can cause something good to happen. In “I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Mrs. Flowers relationship with Marguerite helped Marguerite because she was respected for “Just being Marguerite Johnson” and she was given a task by Mrs. Flowers that transformed their relationship into a friendship (Angelou 245). Mrs. Flowers relationship with Momma allowed Momma to ask Mrs. Flowers to give Marguerite a “little talking to” helped Marguerite find her voice (Angelou 245) Other relationships can be destructive and detrimental. Lizabeth and Miss Lottie have a destructive relationship this is made evident by Lizabeth calling Miss Lottie an “old lady witch” and by beheading the marigolds that Miss Lottie Grows (Collier 413). Eckels relationship with Time Safari, Inc is a rather detrimental one because Time Safari, Inc does’nt care about Eckels health or government rules they pay “big graft” just to have their franchise (Bradburry 38). Depending on the type and strength of a relationship a person’s motive can be easily changed or

There are several theories used by Psychologists to explain how relationships are formed. This paper will be looking at 3 of them: Needs Satisfaction Theory, Matching Hypothesis and Sociobiological Theory.