What do you call it when an adult/teenager has child-like behavior?
What is that disorder or medical condition called?
Is there even a name for it?
Yep, the other answerers have it right. It’s just immaturity. It can come from many different things, maybe a parent is the same way. Maybe they had too many childish influences as they grew up…no one mature around them that they idolized.
what are the benifits of early childhood education to the child, family, society?
what are the goods it offer and how it help?
Children: prepares them for school, gives the children structure during the day, teaches the children social skills.
Family: mostly ECE programs have one day a week that they do a "home visit" in which the teacher sees how the child interacts in the home. The teacher can give the parents advice on how to help their child educationally and behaviorally.
Society: Helps children (especially those with disabilities or lower socio-economic backgrounds) learn to appreciate learning and stay in school and graduate. Studies have shown that children who were in ECE programs graduated from high school, have higher self esteem than their peers and succeed in life – that is, they do better than their parents did.
How often do the robot babies for a child development class cry?
Im getting a reality works baby for child development for memorial day weekend and I need to know how much it cries because my boyfriend is coming for the weekend and im unsure if I should change the date of when I have the baby
my boyfriend and i are in a long distance relationship (we have been for 4 years) i am 16
so our time together is precious
he said he doesnt mind but i know he does and hes just not saying so because he knows i wanted him to help me with it
About every 2 hours( including during the night)
What happens to a child musical genius when they get older?
Like what will happen to this boy when he is grows up – he is a genius now.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=yauNUxfQaHk
It depends on which path he follows [whether from choice or not}.
He may continue to develop his musical talents and stay a genius, he may get bored and do something else, he may just end up teaching other geniuses. The worst will be if he is pushed until he burns out.
Lets all wish him luck for a happy adulthood whereever it goes
How can I help a child with autism manage his behaviour?
I am a preschool teacher in an integrated childcare centre, and I have a child with autism in my class. I have never worked closely with a child with autism before, and he seems to have trouble managing his behaviour. He mainly hits, kicks, and pushes the other children. What strategies can I use to help him learn other methods of expressing his upset with the other children?
I would use a social story with him…..they are simple short stories that help the child learn to self monitor his behavior. I would also try a token system of reinforcement, something that you can show him easily and discreetly to let him know that he is displaying appropriate behavior, keeping hands and feet to self, for a small discreet reward. If he does start to have a tantrum or start to display negative behaviors and can’t calm down try removing him from the situation, and letting him have a small area, "break room" where he can deal with his frustrations. hope this helps, i included links for information on social stories.
http://autism.about.com/od/treatmentoptions/f/socialstorydef.htm
http://www.polyxo.com/socialstories/
http://www.autism.org/stories.html

