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    means that it’s not suitable for a child under the age of 3 years. Adults must supervise the child at all times so that a child does not choke on it due to small parts. Warning In order to avoid danger of suffocation please make sure that bags and wrappers are kept far away from babies and young children at all times. Adults should keep the play area tidy and clean at all times so that babies and young children

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    If your child will be entering preschool this fall, they are at a crucial time in their development. In order to make your child's transition to preschool easier this fall, make sure that you make reading central to your child's summer. The more familiar your child is with reading at home, the more comfortable they will be with all the literacy activities they will encounter when they enter preschool this fall. Make A Reading Corner One to promote reading is by making a special corner or space

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    relationship between an infant and its primary caregiver. It’s also a pattern of relational style that the child learns from the adults and caregivers whom play the largest role in the child’s life. That pattern is learned in early childhood and thought to repeat itself throughout an individual’s life, in both their social and romantic relationships. Secure attachment tends to be developed when a child comes to expect that their Primary Care Givers (PCG) will be there when needed. Secure attachment is

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    with the child’s parents as they are they are the child 's first educator and they know the child best. “Parents are ‘children 's first and most enduring educators ' ( curriculum guidance for the foundation stage, QCA 2000, making partnership with parents and carers essential if early years practitioners are to plan effectively for a child’s learning” (http://nurseryworld.co.uk/). This could be done by the practitioner arranging meetings with the child 's parents as they will help practitioners to gain

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    been the way of discipline for many years, but in reality it is child abuse. Spanking, also known as corporal punishment, to me is any kind of negative physical contact to a child with the intention to cause pain as a way of discipline. Anything from a pat on the butt, to the use of a belt or paddle on a child, or a smack on the hand or mouth can be considered spanking. Child abuse is violence, and "violence is an act carried out with the intention, or perceived intention, of causing physical

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    I am a child myself and I grew up with this punishment. I believe that it was a really good thing as I know what is right and wrong. I find nothing wrong with it. I don't even mind if it is someone else's child as long as it is controlled and not for no reason at all. As you’re standing in the cereal aisle at the grocery store trying to decide which box of cereal you’re going to buy this month, you notice a young girl throwing a temper tantrum. Apparently he wanted the box

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    parents to make the best choice regarding discipline and parenting styles. Some may wait until the parent reaches out to the provider to discuss this. However, many families may not seek help about this topic until bad habits have been formed, which could make change more difficult. I would begin the discussion when the child is about one year old. During this time, typically the child is learning to walk and has not begun temper tantrums. It is important to begin the discussion prior to this phenomenon

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    Child sexual and physical abuse is a very serious problem in this world today. Most people just like to lock it away and act like nothing happens. The truth is child sexual and physical abuse happens to children we know. But in fact the effects of the abuse follow the victim well into adulthood. Child abuse can affect from physical, emotive, or sexual harm. While child abuse is often in the form of an action, there are also case of not physical abuse, such as neglect. Some households that suffer

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    age. First, inattention. A child with inattention does not appear to be listening. The child also does not pay attention and makes careless mistakes, he or she easily distracted, always miss details and forget things. The child will miss details and forget things, is because the child have difficulty focusing on one thing. The child will easily feel bored with a task after doing only for a few minutes, unless the child doing something enjoyable. For example, if the child does not likes to do homework

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    When the teacher pulled out a name out of a plastic container and name who was the line leader to lead out for recess, Child B, dropped to the floor, kicked his legs up and down, and made a squeaking noise. Teacher got at eye level, called the child by his name and said, “Child B, you can’t get upset because your not line leader to out for recess, we have to give all your friends a turn. Plus, you can get very hurt by throwing your self on the floor, do you understand?” Child B, “Yes,” and got up

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