The Social toddler

Description

Early childhood is a time of complex social and cognitive development, but it can be explained in ways that are helpful to the average parent or caregiver. This video sheds light on toddler behavior and presents strategies for coping with children in the 1- to 3-year-old range. Helen and Clive Dorman, founders of The Children's Project, share their firsthand parenting experiences and the findings of early childhood education specialists; explore the basics of toddler growth and learning; look at the world from a small child's perspective; and examine the needs of especially challenging children. Mobility, copying, repetition, fine motor skills, categorizing, and many other developmental benchmarks are highlighted.

Runtime

43 min

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Date of Publication

[2009], c2005

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