Cyp 3.2 1.1
1.2. Describe with examples how different aspects of development can affect one another.
Areas of development do not work separately, they are all interconnected. When focusing on one area of development it is important not to forget that you are looking at a whole person. Social interaction is a big problem for younger children going into a setting which delays development in social and emotional areas. If a child is not willing to share they will have problems forming relationships with peers as well as practitioners, this will affect the child’s social development. Emotionally, development will be delayed as the child will struggle to feel happy in an environment which requires him/her to do things that are out of the ordinary to the child. …show more content…
During childhood they are many infectious illnesses that affect a child’s health and development. Most of these infections, like diphtheria, polio, mumps, measles, rubella and tetanus, can be by controlled by vaccinations; however some infections have long-lasting effects on a child’s health and development.
A child’s diet is vital for ensuring that they develop properly. There are various conditions that may occur in childhood that are directly linked to a poor or unbalanced diet, including: * Failure to thrive – poor growth and physical development * 6
Tooth decay – associated with too much sugar and fizzy drinks, this could affect a child’s social development as the child could feel ashamed of their teeth and wish not to communicate with people because of this. Other children could also choose not to socialise with a particular child because of features such as teeth. * Nutritional anaemia – this will affect a child’s physical development, and could also have an effect on the child’s cognitive and social development as the child could spend quite a lot of time out of school and the child is likely to also spend a lot of time inside as they are aware of their condition and the risks that come with
Areas of development do not work separately, they are all interconnected. When focusing on one area of development it is important not to forget that you are looking at a whole person. Social interaction is a big problem for younger children going into a setting which delays development in social and emotional areas. If a child is not willing to share they will have problems forming relationships with peers as well as practitioners, this will affect the child’s social development. Emotionally, development will be delayed as the child will struggle to feel happy in an environment which requires him/her to do things that are out of the ordinary to the child. …show more content…
During childhood they are many infectious illnesses that affect a child’s health and development. Most of these infections, like diphtheria, polio, mumps, measles, rubella and tetanus, can be by controlled by vaccinations; however some infections have long-lasting effects on a child’s health and development.
A child’s diet is vital for ensuring that they develop properly. There are various conditions that may occur in childhood that are directly linked to a poor or unbalanced diet, including: * Failure to thrive – poor growth and physical development * 6
Tooth decay – associated with too much sugar and fizzy drinks, this could affect a child’s social development as the child could feel ashamed of their teeth and wish not to communicate with people because of this. Other children could also choose not to socialise with a particular child because of features such as teeth. * Nutritional anaemia – this will affect a child’s physical development, and could also have an effect on the child’s cognitive and social development as the child could spend quite a lot of time out of school and the child is likely to also spend a lot of time inside as they are aware of their condition and the risks that come with