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SOCIALIZATION AND PLAY

DEVELOPMENTAL
PLAY
MILESTONES the toddler's "work"; language of the child

PARALLEL PLAY- children play among


other children, often with the same types
of toys

children use their toys to play out what


they want and how they want things to be

play among others in an independent


fashion

Games: likes throwing and retrieving


games; selfish, possessive of toys

(lack of interest in toys: DANGER SIGN)


DEVELOPMENTAL
PLAY
1.
MILESTONES Predominantly- “parallel play” period

2.
Provide toys appropriate for increased
locomotive skills: push toys, rocking
horse, riding toys or tricycles; swings
and slide

3.
Give toys to provide outlet for
aggressive feelings: work bench, toy
hammer and nails, drums, pots, pans

4. Provide toys to help develop fine motor


skills, problem-solving abilities:
puzzles, blocks; finger paints, crayons
DEVELOPMENTAL Purposes of Play
MILESTONES
physical development
social development

therapeutic value

educational

moral values formation


HEALTH PROMOTION FOR THE TODDLER

CHARACTERISTICS OF PLAY

free, spontaneous, active, no rules

constructive
HEALTH PROMOTION FOR THE TODDLER

SELECTION OF PLAY MATERIALS

based on likes/dislikes

no sharp edges
TOYS
DEVELOPMENTAL
MILESTONES

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