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Consistent, warm, responsive caregivers
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- What’s critical is having consistent, warm, responsive caregivers throughout the first few years of life. The benefits include better behavior and easier transitions to preschool for children and more teacher knowledge of and responsiveness to children’s needs.
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Key points: Effective early years provision encompasses and pays as much attention to children’s care as it does to play and learning. Effective provision includes planning for and reflecting on physical care events such as dressing, washing, feeding, sleeping, changing and toileting.
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Scientists have discovered that the experiences children have early in life—and the environments in which they have them—not only shape their brain architecture, but also affect whether, how, and when the developmental instructions carried in their genes are expressed across multiple biological systems. This is how the interpersonal relationships y...
Responsive relationships early in life are the most important factor in building sturdy brain architecture. Think of building a house: The foundation establishes a base upon which everything else is built. The same is true with developing brains. Brain architecture is comprised of trillions of connections among billionsof neurons across different a...
Understanding major influences on child development and how adults develop and use core skills—as well as recognizing the effects of excessive stress on both—is critical for improving outcomes for individuals and all of society. Drawing on a common understanding of how healthy development can be either promoted or derailed, practitioners and policy...
Sep 11, 2018 · This chapter covers some of the factors which may be present during pregnancy and early infancy, their effect on early child health, how these are changing over time and how they are...
Sep 14, 2015 · Key messages. Adverse exposures and experiences in early childhood increase risks for poor social, cognitive, and health outcomes. Despite great strides in improving child survival over 200 million children under 5 are at risk of not reaching their full potential.
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Mar 3, 2010 · Understanding the effects of infant child care on child development is particularly important in light of recent welfare reform and child care policies. Under the current policy regime, large numbers of low-income single mothers who formerly relied on government assistance are being pushed into the workforce.
How nurturing care protects young children from the worst effects of adversity and promotes physical, emotional and cognitive development; What families and caregivers need to provide nurturing care for young children
