Child Development and Behavior: Analysis, Strategies, and Impacts

This assignment analyzes the behavior of three children, identifying issues such as violent tendencies, disturbed family backgrounds, and communication problems. It explores the need for special support and strategies to address these issues, including counseling, environmental changes, and parenting sessions. The assignment also examines the long-term impacts of poor early childhood development, specifically focusing on poor diet, limited brain stimulation, and inconsistent emotional support. It proposes strategies to support a child's socialization and expression of feelings, such as emotional help, social programming, and team work. The solutions provided emphasize the importance of addressing emotional needs, promoting positive environments, and fostering communication skills to ensure healthy child development.

Child 1- page number- 79
Q: child 1: did you identify any behavior that are required for the child?
Violent behavior of the child is depending on the circumstances they are brought up and on his
or her parents. Psychological imbalance can be observed among children due to stress and it is
the duty of the parents not to be acted violently while dealing with the child. Proper child
counseling is required to reduce the level of stress. Additionally, the environment should be
changed. Holistic approaches should be made so that the children could not act violently while
communicating to the strangers or to the family members. It has been observed that the
unfulfilled emotional need gives birth to the violent emotions. All the sources should be pointed
out and should be resolved with highest priority.
The communication skill of the child has been developed and he or she is feeling comfortable
while interacting with the strangers. The playing method keeps them active and they have started
to learn the value of the nature. Some children have acted violently due to their unstable family
conditions. However, a parenting session has been started to reduce this.
Child 2- page number 80
Q: did you identify any behavior that will require special support for the child?
The violent behavior of the child is required to be changed. This nature is not common, particular
children are acting violently. The most common thing is that all of them have disturbed family
background and therefore, the parents need to be changed their mentality first. Special care is

needed to be taken. However, certain changes have been observed regarding their
communication skills.
The children become smart and complied with all the daily works proactively. All the methods
are proved to be successful in their cases and their activities are normal in nature.
Child 3- page number 81
Q: did you identify any behavior that will require special support for the 3rd child?
The third child has certain communication problems. He feels shy to talk to the strangers and
remains absent minded most of the times. There is a need to take special attention to him.
It has been observed that the third child is feeling shy to answer all the questions and used to stay
separated from the others. He also does not feel comfortable to play with the others.
Page number 34
Q: Fill out the table below in relation to aspects of poor early childhood development and
the potential long term impacts it can have on a child.
Aspects of poor early childhood development Long term harmful impacts
Poor diet Foods are very essential for the wellbeing of the
children. It helps the brain of the child to be
nourished and the physical growth of the child is
also depended on it. In case of any poor dietary
system, the overall growth of the child will be
paused and it will create long-term impacts on the
child.

Limited stimulation of brain Brain is the most important part of human being
and it should be stimulated as per the effective
process of child upbringing. However, if the brain
of a child cannot be stimulated properly, the growth
of the brain is not possible and in such situation,
harmful impacts are obvious.
Inconsistent or non-existent emotional support Emotional supports help a child to improve the
positivity among them and their ability to be
communicative, frank and trustworthy. Emotional
support helps to reduce the level of stress and
absence of this support will create long-term harm
on the child.
Page no. 64
Q: List at least three strategies that could be used to support Kurt to socialize with the
other children in the group.
List at least three strategies that could be used to encourage Kurt to express his feelings.
Considering the state of mind of Kurt it can be stated that he could not accept the separation of
his parents and therefore become withdrawn in nature. It becomes necessary to make him
socialize and certain strategies must be taken in this aspect:
 Kurt has become stressed and therefore, emotional help can help him get out of the
problem.