Yair Ramirez

Introduction For this case study, I decided to observe my boyfriends’ six-year-old brother named Yair Ramirez. He has a light skin tone and brown thin and choppy hair. His eyes are brown, and he recently lost four teeth. Yair lives in a two-story town home with two bedrooms along with his two siblings and both parents, Blanca Singu and Carlos Ramirez. His mother described their home as “simple but fun. He has a lot of toys to entertain himself with.” At school, his mother says it is very interactive and he learns a lot from the activities held. The reason I chose to write my case study based on Yair is because I see him about once a week, and I have a close relationship with the family overall.
Physical and Motor Blanca has always mentioned
He is competitive and playful with friends/peers, courteous with relatives, and with his family he is “stuck up” and aggressive with his siblings. His brother stated that he used to get bullied in school. Yair is said to be “straight up” about how he feels or problems arising. Blanca says he is generally happy, secure, and would say stressed. “He is never still. He always wants to be do something.” For example, he always includes everyone in the room to participate in something. When we were playing a board game and he saw someone sitting out on their phone, he pulled them over to where everyone was having fun. When he does not get what he wants he throws a tantrum. “Since he is spoiled by everyone, he always gets what he wants,” says his older
Since he went to a head start school, he is advanced in his cognitive skills. His mom mentioned that he was in a swim team so, that would help him become more fit. He is really attached to his mom, but overall outgoing with other people. Regarding his family and home factors, he is bound to make new friends when they relocate to another house/school. In my opinion, he is growing up to be physically healthy and is willing to get whatever he wants whenever he wants it. They are doing a good job with practicing his homework with him such as reading and writing. His family should encourage him to participate in sports as he gets older since he seems to have an interest in them. Another thing I would suggest is inviting some of his friends for play time. This could help him develop long term