The local authority and virtual school leadership ensure good services and improve standards for LAC. All in all, the quality of provision is effective. Emphasis is placed on promoting
This means that this theory is much more valid and so can be applied to real life situations such as ensuring that a baby is immediately given to the mother after birth to ensure that they become attached. Having said this, this theory lacks historical validity. This is because it is sexist as it was put forward before the feminist movement in which women gained much more independence and no longer remained the primary caregiver. In the modern day there are many fathers who stay at home to take care of the infant while the mother goes out to work, these children do not always go on to form emotional problems. This shows that this theory needs to be altered slightly so as to apply to the modern day.
In comparison the Early Years Foundation Stage (2008) also states that every child deserves the best possible start in life and support to fulfil their potential. The Scottish Early Years framework provides Early Years Educators with a guideline to follow and plan appropriately to meet each child’s individual needs and help children achieve to their fullest potential. Patterson in Gearon (2002) identified that in principle the framework is not compulsory at all although no public sector school has deviated significantly from it. The flexibility is most relevant in how it is interpreted, it being less prescriptive of details than is the National curriculum in England and Wales. According to the Early Years Framework (2008) it is during our very earliest years and even pre-birth that a large part of the pattern for our future adult life is set.
I also wonder about the feelings of the surrogate mother’s own children. What they will tell to their children about their origins when they get older? How cruel to impose such a badge on an innocent children. If women can’t have children, adopt. Thousands of beautiful children need good and loving homes every year, they are waiting to belong to
“Women were afraid of two things: to die during childbirth and that something should happen to the baby during childbirth. But these two terrors visited literally every pregnant woman and these are natural” (Moses-Kolko, & Roth, 2004). All the family members should support the pregnant women, take care of her during prenatal and postpartum period, always show compassion, and show appreciation to
Child Custody The biggest question that divorcing parents face is who is going to retain custody of the children after the divorce and what role will the other parent play and to what extent. Most parents stress about the outcome of the child and how the divorce will also affect the child. Prior to the 1970’s most mothers were awarded majority of the custody, in the 1970’s research began to show that it was more beneficial for a child to have equal time with both parents, if they are both “fit and loving” (Demo & Fine, 2010, p.66). Although laws have changed to provide father’s more time and access to their child/ children research does show that although some divorced noncustodial fathers become closer to their children after the divorce, the majority greatly reduce their involvement with their children (Bokker, 2006). This is more harmful to the child’s wellbeing on many different levels.
Eloisa Morales English 1301 March 22, 2011 Pros and Cons on Breastfeeding We have all heard “breast milk” is best, however as our society changes and as time constraints mothers go for convenience verses what is best. Within the past century more women have left the home and gone back to work, making breastfeeding less common. The need to reeducate and encourage women to breastfeed is imperative, but the choice is still ultimately the mothers. Breastfeeding has many pluses, the bond created between mother and baby is very special. Breastfeeding brings so many benefits such as it contains antibodies that decrease infant’s risk of infections, diarrhea, allergies, asthma, SIDS, diabetes and certain cancers.
One example of a multi-agency is sure start, which is a government programme that aims to ensure every child has the best start in life. Multi-agencies provide benefits for children, young people and families because they receive support from other agencies specifically for the child or young person's needs. “The benefits of this include:- Early identification and intervention Easier or quicker access to services or expertise Improved achievement in education and better engagement in education Better support for parents Children, Young people and Families needs addressed more appropriately Better quality services Reduced need for more specialist services Identify who relevant partners would be in own work setting. Relevant partners in a childcare setting would be:- SENCO care co-ordinator – SENCO stands for 'Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator'. A senco is responsible for the day to day operation of the schools special educational needs policy.
PHILOSOPHY OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PAPER The early childhood education actually evolved due to three main reasons. Firstly, after World War II many women entered the workforce and were unable to be at home with their children to educate and care for them. The economic conditions at that time didn’t allow them to be unemployed, so they had to work to earn income. Secondly, after sometime, there was a trend of both parent working not because of any financial problems, but to develop as career oriented persons. Thirdly, single parent families created after an increase in the divorce rate greatly increased the demand of day-care centers and preschools.
I was at The Prospect Park last week and was observing some parents and their children’s behavior and was really surprised to see a situation, of a 5-6 years old boy and his mother, which I am going to explain in details in this paper. After observing the mother’s behavior, I figured out that she exhibited Authoritarian Parenting style because she had very strict rules and expectations, was very demanding and unresponsive. She was not expressing much warmth or nurturing and also had strict rules and expectation. The interaction was actually one way, only from the mother side. Research indicates that parents and caregivers who are