Parenting stuff

Question 1

What’s intergenerational

Answer 1

It means that the health and wellbeing and development of one generation influences the health and wellbeing of the next.

Question 2

Example of intergenerational

Answer 2

Educated parents are more likely to place importance on the education of their own children, which promotes their health and wellbeing and intellectual wellbeing.

Question 3

Examples of protective factors

Answer 3

1. Maternal diet
2. Folate
3. Iodine
4. Iron

Question 4

What happens during the germinal stage.

Answer 4

Germinal stage starts at conception, when the sperm and the egg combine to form a zygote. Then the zygote begins to divide in order to implant into the uterine wall.

Question 5

From what time to what time is the germinal stage.

Answer 5

0-2 weeks

Question 6

What are the stages of life and at what age to they start and end

Answer 6

1. Prenatal- Conception to birth
2. Infancy- Birth to 2nd birthday
3. Early childhood- 2nd to 6th birthday
4. Late childhood- 6 to 12 years of age
5. Youth- 12 to 18 years of age
6. Early adulthood- 18 to 40 years of age
7. Middle adulthood- 40 to 65 years of age
8. Late adulthood- 65 years to death

Question 7

Define emotional development

Answer 7

Understanding what feelings and emotions are, how and why they happen, how to recognise your own feelings as well as those of others, and how to effectively manage them.

Question 8

Define physical development

Answer 8

The growth and development of both the brain and body

Question 9

Define social development

Answer 9

The change over time in an individuals understanding of, thoughts and behaviours toward other.

Question 10

Define intellectual development

Answer 10

The growth of an individuals ability to think and reason.

Question 11

Examples of physical development in infancy and early childhood

Answer 11

1. Infants raise up with arms when laying face down.
2. Runs well

Question 12

Examples of Social development in infancy and early childhood

Answer 12

1. Infants start recognising and knowing familiar people
2. Kids start sharing toys and taking turns

Question 13

Examples of Emotional development in infancy and early childhood

Answer 13

1. Spontaneous smiles
2. Showing affection for others.

Question 14

Examples of Intellectual development in infancy and early childhood

Answer 14

1. Begins to sort shapes and colours
2. Begins to reason and argue and starts using words like why and because

Question 15

What is the placenta

Answer 15

It’s an organ that develops in the uterus during pregnancy.

Question 16

Functions of the placenta

Answer 16

1. Provide the baby with oxygen and nutrients.
2. Removes harmful waste and carbon dioxide from the baby.
3. Produces hormones that help the baby grow.
4. Passes immunity from the mother to the baby.
5. Helps protect the baby.