Infants and Toddlers
Learning Objectives:
- Describe the size and proportion of an infant's body, including how they
change during the first two years and how they compare with those of an adult.
- Describe the basic pattern of motor skill development, distinguish between
gross motor and fine motor skills.
- Explain what object permanence is.
- Identify and describe Piaget's 6 stages of sensorimotor development
- Describe language development during infancy.
- Describew the main developments in the emotional development of the child
between 6 months and 2 years.
- Describe Freud and Erikson's stages of infant development.
- Describe attachment and synchrony.
Fathers and Infants
Psychosocial Development
Freud--Psychosexual stages
Erikson--Psychosocial stages
- Trust vs. Mistrust
- Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
- Regression in adulthood
Synchrony
Attachment
"Ghosts from the Nursery"
Infants have Emotions Also!
Dr. Tiffany Field
Biosocial Development
Growth
Denver Developmental Screening Test
- Cruising and Toddling
- Eating and Drinking
Cognitive Development
Piaget Sensorimotor stages
Object permanence
Using objects as means -ends
Language
Imiting Sounds and Actions
Skinner
Chomsky