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Child Development Guide:
Practical Suggestions For Parents, Carers And Students
Child Development Guide is your reference resource for the development of children from birth to teens.
Changes of children from birth are described in clear text and illustrated photographs as we want to bring the
development of children to life.
Hi, I'm Mary Boakyewaa Asomah, a qualified Early Year's Practitioner of 7 years in London (UK), mother of six
children and granmother of 8.
Over the years, I've seen how my children and grandchildren developed from birth to teens and I've always been
fascinated by the changes they went through.
The wisdom I've gained over the years of the developmental stages of my children and
grandchildren led me to
the creation of this Child Development website with my son Daniel.
Child Development Guide offers benefits to parents, carers and students as a source of guidance for...
- Providing for a child's developmental needs
- Reassuring that a child in your care is developing normally
- Anticipating and responding to a child's age-related behaviour
- Building up a picture of a child's progress over time
- Identifying a child who may not be following normative stages
The early years of a child's life are crucial for...
Physical... concerning the physical growth and the development of a child's gross and fine motor movement of the body.
Intellectual (Cognitive)... how a child thinks and react.
Social... concerning a child's identity, relationship with others, and understanding its place within a social environment.
Emotional... concerning a child's increasing awareness and control of his feelings.
Sensory... how a child functions using the senses and the ability to process the information gained.
Communication and language development... using visual and sound stimuli, especially in the acquisition of language, also in the
exchange of thoughts and feelings.
Therefore, it is important that we take every step necessary to ensure that a child in our care grow up in environments where his intellectual,
social, emotional, physical, sensory, communication and language developments are met.
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