WHAT A CHILD

CAN DO:SPECIAL
NEEDS ISSUES
 CONTENT
What Is Child?
Basic Needs Of A Child
Developmental needs
Basics for a child good mental health
When Their Needs Are Not Fulfilled
 CHILD
 A Young Human Being Below The Age Of
Puberty Or Below The Legal Age Of
Maturity.
Basic Needs Of A Child
 BASIC NEEDS
Attachment: Connectedness, Warmth, Love, Security.
 Time And Attention From Parents.
Food and shelter: Children cannot acquire their own food or
sustain any reasonable shelter. The initial responsibility of their
parents or careers is this to provide a roof over their heads and
food in their stomachs.
Physical safety: Children cannot protect themselves from
aggressive adults (and other, stronger, children). They thus need
others to provide physical safety, keeping them from harm and
defending them when they are threatened or attacked.
Emotional security: As their minds are developing, there is much
that children do not understand and even the most innocent
situations can be deeply distressing.
 Developmental needs
Social skills: Children develop into people who must live and
work with others. For this they need to learn the rules of society.
They need to be able to communicate their ideas and desires.
They need to persuade and change minds.
Career abilities: To become functioning adults, children need to
learn all kinds of things, both at school and outside -- many
abilities that are useful in developing careers are not taught at
school.
Internal skills: Children also need to learn to be happy in
themselves and to cope with the difficulties and traumas of life.
They thus need to learn self-confidence and emotional maturity
 BASIC FOR A CHILD GOOD MENTAL
HEALTH
Unconditional love from family
Self-confidence and high self-esteem
The opportunity to play with other children
Encouraging teachers and supportive caretakers
Safe and secure surroundings
Appropriate guidance and discipline
 WHEN THEIR NEEDS ARE NOT
FULFILED

I. Less confidential
II. Unsecured
III. Discourage
IV. Self doubt
V. Bad behavior
VI. Negative thoughts
 REFRENCES
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child
http://changingminds.org/explanations/needs/children_ne
eds.htm
http://changingminds.org/explanations/needs/children_ne
eds.htm
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