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BEED 1 A

1.Look for a toy which are appropriate for infants a toddler. You may go to toy stores online or you may
choose from the toys available at home or in your neighborhood. Focus on toys that will assists children
as they develop gross and fine motor skills. Choose 2 toys a capture images of the toys.

Fisher Prices Snap-Lock Beads

Description. It has multiple twelves colorful beads in fun shape and image that need to snap them
together. To form it takes a lot of agility to get the tab of the beads into the hole however, the beads
offer more play for a toddler than that.

Purpose. The objective of these Fisher-Price Snap was to provide enjoyment, and pushing the beads
together can strengthen fine motor skills that will help to improve the learning of a toddler throughout
discovery. Through the use of its help the toddler to recognize the multiple colors and shape especially,
to a familiar shape.

Developmental Benefits. It's developing eye and hand coordination. It also helps to enable their critical
thinking and to improve their math skills by forming a circle and sort into colors and shapes.
 Melisa Doug Geometric Stacker
Description. It has multiple color and shape that is different in size from small one to bigger. Each shape
can be a circle, square, and triangle. As you will be noticed, there is a wooden stick wherein a loophole
place to arrange and compare the shape, size, and colors.

Purpose. The purpose of these stackers can promote skills for toddlers. It also teaches kids about
shapes, color, size, and sequencing as well as problem-solving.

Developmental Benefits. Through the use of these toys, it benefits the toddlers, for the development of
their eye and hand coordination. It also develops motor skills through the help of putting down the ring
from the pole. By building the structures, the kids tend to mess it up and build it again.

What two qualities did Bowlby identify as important for the primary caregiver to have? Do you believe
that these qualities are important? Why / why not?

Responsive. Yes, it is important to an infant baby of having a responsive caregiver. Since they have no
idea what they are doing, the action of an infant is only dependent on their caregiver to respond to the
action and things they do. When the reaction of the caregiver was being glad and appreciated it means
that the result of the child based in their action was right. To be a responsive caregiver the patient
should be always present, and your action is responding quickly for the child to feel the presence of
support and secure the protection. From that, it would build their trust from their caregiver. Responsive
relationships are an essential foundation for child development. It will start from understanding, learn
how to think, and identify things that surrounds them also learn to express their emotion. The most
important is an infant learn to develop social skills from their caregiver and result of trusting adult.

Sensitive. Yes, A caregiver to an infant baby is important they have care and thought for the best way of
approach to toddlers. It is significant to a caregiver for being sensitive to infant safety because an infant
baby still dependent on them. It will continue in which a parent corresponds properly and immediately
from the child's signal, it happens during the interaction of the child, it's essential for giving protection
for a child exploration of the environment that surrounds them. The caregiver has to decide if they will
let the infant explore by themselves without their help or be guided by them to prevent any
circumstances be happen like accidentally being harm. It is required the full attention and care of
parents to their child.

3. What behaviors (caregivers) foster a sense of hurt in infants and toddlers? (give 5)

1. Responsive

2. Caring

3. Understanding

4. Dependable

5. Supportive