Individual differences in body size are more apparent during
________ early childhood than in infancy and toddlerhood.
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Parental advice for early childhood
________: provide basic info about reproduction; teach basic understanding of privacy and when behaviors are appropriate; explain the difference between wanted and unwanted touch; discuss boundaries.
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Parental advice for infancy
________: teach correct names of body parts; provide basic info about male and female bodies; teach how to respectfully interact with peers; provide very simple answers to questions about the body.
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Increase of proprioception
bodys awareness of space
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Infancy (0-2)
curiosity about the body; no inhibitions around nudity; touching genitals (publicly or privately)
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Children grow rapidly between ages
3 and 6 but less quickly than in infancy and toddlerhood.
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Bones harden , giving the child
a firmer shape and protecting the internal organs.
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The increased capacities of the respiratory and circulatory systems build
physical stamina and, along with the developing immune system, keep children healthier.
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Do children have a sense of sexuality?
• Natural exploration of the human body • Don’t overreact or shame children • Teach about respecting privacy
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Posture and balance improve,
fostering gains in motor coordination.
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Boys continue to be
slightly larger than girls; have more muscle tissue
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Child’s shape becomes
more streamlined
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Muscular and skeletal growth
progresses, making children stronger.
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On average, children add
2 to 3 inches in height and about 5 pounds in weight each year in early childhood.
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Children gradually become
thinner and leaner
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Cartilage turns to bone at
a faster rate
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Increase of proprioception –
body’s awareness of space
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With self awareness comes
body image
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Dissatisfaction in ______ with children
body image
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Infancy (0-2):
curiosity about the body; no inhibitions around nudity; touching genitals (publicly or privately)
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Parental advice for infancy:
teach correct names of body parts; provide basic info about male and female bodies; teach how to respectfully interact with peers; provide very simple answers to questions about the body
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Early childhood (2-5):
exploration with kids of the same age; questions about sexuality or reproduction; curiosity regarding adult bodies; continued lack of inhibition around nudity; use of slang terms for body parts and functions
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Parental advice for early childhood:
provide basic info about reproduction; teach basic understanding of privacy and when behaviors are appropriate; explain the difference between wanted and unwanted touch; discuss boundaries