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(solved) Assignment on Child Development

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(solved) Assignment on Child Development

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CHILD DEVELOPMENT
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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................11- Describing milestone of cognitive development in children between the ages ofapproximately 18 to 24 months..............................................................................................12- Erikson’s psycho-social development stages that relates to Madeleine’s infancy.............23- Findings related to imagination or pretend play that can be applied in daily context forchildren...................................................................................................................................3CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................3REFERENCES................................................................................................................................4
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INTRODUCTIONChanges in terms of physical, emotional, thought process and language from birth tilladulthood of a child is referred to child development. With regards to this, there are mainly fourstages of child development i.e. sensorimotor, pre-operational, concrete operationalandformaloperational. In addition to this, the report aims at describing Madeleine’s milestone of cognitivedevelopment between 18 to 24 months. In this account, it is concentrated on specifying Erikson’spsychosocial development stages that relates Madeleine's description. Lastly, it also describesfactors related to imagination or as a pretend play in childhood.MAIN BODY1- Describing milestone of cognitive development in children between the ages of approximately18 to 24 months.According to Piaget’s theory, it reflects to comprehensive concept about the behaviourand nature of an individual's intelligence. In addition to this, the main concept is developmentalstage theory. Here, the Sensorimotor stage of child that is between 18 to 24 months has beenrecognized i.e. for two years. (Moore, 2017). Moreover, the cognitive milestones at this stage isvery simple as the baby is growing out of the toys. At this point, it also describes anunderstanding of an infant over the time which shows the overall development. Further, themilestones at this stage shows that they are now capable of understanding meaning of words.Similarly, Hall's daughter” Madeleine” is also growing in same manner. She also started makingwords from da da da to daddy and later she pushes a toy car with making noise like “Brrm”(Ribot, Hoff and Burridge, 2018). The child starts to identify people in the picture at thisSensorimotor cognitive stage.Another viewpoint of this milestone is that parents support their babies by playing withthem. They read books and motivate them in interacting with different pictures. Similarly, propercare of Madeleine's has also taken as her father also brought wooden car as she could eventuallyaccomplish and understand the concept to real car. Also a child is familiar about different soundslike horns, barking, sirens etc. (Golinkoff and et.al., 2018). Madeleine's also made noises likebrrm, aha while playing with wooden car. Finally, children grow initially and also with the helpof their parents at this stage.1
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