Child development introduction

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Child Development introduction

In this part of my coursework I am going to describe the child and his home. The child I am studying is called Mason and he is 3 ¾ years old. Mason has a rounded face and quite light blonde hair and short. He has all the teeth such as the molars, canines, incisors and pre molars. He has really blue eyes with little brown dots in his iris. He is and looks very healthy, he doesn’t bruise easily and doesn’t normally have a cold. He sleeps very well and won’t get up if he doesn’t want too. He has a small nose and a small mouth. He has no freckles and doesn’t have dimples. He has a slim build and likes to “show off” that he can pick up “heavy objects” like chairs and play tables. He has all his limbs and is an average size for his age. He was born on the 18th June 2004 in Wexham park hospital. He started talking around 15 – 16 months and his first word was “mama”.

Mason has a very mixed personality, if he doesn’t know you very well he will be very uncertain towards you. After you get to know him e becomes really lovely towards you and very playful with you, but if you do something that he doesn’t like he feels as if “you’re not his friend” and won’t play with you until you realize what he didn’t like about the past activity you were doing. He is quite affectionate towards you if you show a lot of interest in him. If you do puzzles with him or what his favourite tv programmes such as “Big cook little cook” or “Bob the builder” he is loud and talkative and hyperactive.

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Mason is the youngest out of three children and he is the only boy. His oldest sister is 15 and his older sister is 11. The three of them are really close and both girls enjoy taking him out to the park or to see the ducks and swans by the river in Maidenhead town. I think this is good for him as he is getting out a lot and there isn’t arguments about who is going to look after him when. They are an extended family as the majority of the family live roughly ten to fifteen minutes ...

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