Child Development

interesting question, probably at most 30 months, because by two many know how to talk to ask for things.

They should only not be potty trained if they have some case of mental retardation. By the age of 8 they can fully comprehend other people. By this time they should figure out that going to the bathroom is normal and should know how to do this. It could be either a boy or a girl. The age for being un-potty trained should be about 6 years old. If they are 14 and aren't potty trained they should wear teen diapers (flat or unnoticable ones to not be made fun of) and to learn how to change the diaper and whip themselves properly if in school or public restrooms or even at someone else's home.

a 16 year old should go to bed no later than 12.00 oclock

about 10 at night. i think about 10:30 I think about 12:00 pm.

Interactionist

I would play games that limit or highlight one sense at a time.

Maybe a box with new things in it that they can feel and not see. You might have them draw what they feel.

Make trip through the spice rack while blind folded.

Play two or more songs at once and have them name the songs.

Sit in a park and watch for animals, have a contest to see who can find five animals first.

Spend a day with earplugs and earmuffs to simulate being as deaf as possible. Maybe learn some American Sign Language while you're at it.

It would most likely cry.

It's a historic term for diabetes.

Babies can survive cardiac arrest, but there are degrees of "survival" that will vary greatly depending on how long the child was in arrest before resuscitation efforts were started, and how quickly the heart started to beat on it's own again. It also depends on what the condition of the child was prior to the cardiac arrest. If the child was mostly healthy, and suffered the arrest during a near drowning, for example, then as long as the child was quickly resuscitated, they have a chance for a full recovery. If there are underlying conditions, or disease pathologies that make the child prone to arrest and the complications thereof, the outcome may be more dire.

NO! It might be cute when they are 2 yrs. old, but 8 yrs old is really not appropriate. He should be taught modesty and appropriate toilet habits.

Try asking them what they like to do then get them involved in doing that activity with other kids their age. Like if they like to swim bring them to the beach or YMCA or local pool. If the kid seems to be more comfortable working by themselves, don't force them into being with the other kids.

here are some websites you can find what your looking for.

http://www.parenting.com/article/Child/Top-Ten-List/Top-10-Child-Development-Articles-1000064970

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if you cant find what you are looking for from those websites then drop me a message on my board and I will find more websites for you.

my son that's 1 1/2 yrs. old has a clear fluid from his penis and his penis is painful to touch when changing his diapers. Do I need to take him to Dr. since it's clear and has no smell indicating an infection or is that normal?

the difference between sequence of development and rate of development and why is the difference important.

speed at which development happen. The difference is important because speed does not necessarily have to do with the sequence also it's important to recognize the difference so you can identify where children need help or at risk.

No one needs excellence!

The word you are seeking is tot.

secret...

Do you take Ms. Viana's class? I don't know.

no, there are state laws against it.

WHATEVE TIME THEY WANT TO THERE 20 For heavens sake !

There are many good things about being gifted. A gifted child always thinks differently which could help a lot. Also gifted children have special talents some people can't do. I know one gifted child with autism who has a photograpic memory. Being this way is not always a bad thing I think it just makes you special!

Because ur here sis or bro and she looks up to u

Colon cancer screening using fecal occult blood testing is an example of secondary prevention. By detecting colon cancer early, in this case by detecting the presence of blood in the stool, the patient may be able to obtain access to treatment that can slow or halt the development of colon cancer.

because they get jealous of one and other,and also they want to be different.....not be the same. ---- They know they're are different so why do they still hate each other?

Yes

Puzzles are fun and help a child build memory when they do them over and over so find one he likes. Also try matching games like old maid. Make it fun for him so he'll be receptive.

Shaaronie