JANE - TODDLER

Question 1

A toddler’s growing sense of
independence, where they want to do things on their
own, like dressing themselves or choosing what to eat.

Answer 1

AUTONOMY

Question 2

When a toddler observes an action
and then copies it later, showing that they remember
what they saw

Answer 2

DEFERRED IMITATION

Question 3

Teaching toddlers right from wrong by
setting rules and boundaries, often using guidance rather
than harsh punishment.

Answer 3

DISCIPLINE

Question 4

A stage in thinking (ages
2–7) where toddlers are imaginative, believe in magic,
and see the world only from their own perspective
(egocentrism)

Answer 4

PREOPERATIONAL THOUGHT

Question 5

– A normal curve in a toddler’s lower back that
makes their belly stick out and gives them a swayback
appearance.

Answer 5

LORDOSIS

Question 6

A type of play where toddlers play next
to each other but not with each other, as they are still
learning social skills.

Answer 6

PARALLEL PLAY

Question 7

– A consequence given to stop unwanted
behavior, like a time-out, but should be done gently to
teach rather than harm.

Answer 7

PUNISHMENT