Respectful of the limited time parents of young children have for leisurely perusal of parenting materials, these videos keep it simple as
they address stages of child development, parenting styles and ACT (Accept child's wishes, Communicate limits, Target positive choice) approach to behavior.
Not exact matches
For all early childhood educators, it is important that they help to create a healthy environment for social, physical, intellectual and emotional learning for
children, design curriculums to
address the different
stages of child learning and
development, and overall, provide a professional level
of care for young
children.
According to O'Malley,
addressing an issue or concern in these beginning
stages of a
child's
development, while their tendencies are still malleable, can be a simple solution to prevent potential years
of future struggle.
Although, a number
of studies have attempted to
address the impact
of child age on family outcomes, findings are generally focused on specific (e.g. adolescence) or global (e.g.
children aged 2 to 18 years)
stages of development.