Child Psychology And Development: From Baby To Teen

Learn everything you need to know about children's psychology & development. Improve your parenting & teaching skills.

What you'll learn
Quizzes after each lecture, to test your knowledge.
Get a firm grasp of how children grow, think and behave.
Explore the developmental milestones that kids progress through.
Understand how children manage and regulate their emotions.
Learn how children develop and improve their social skills.
Explore complex topics like self-regulation and self-control.
Understand the biological and environmental influences on development.
Learn about the motor abilities of children.
Thorough dives into children’s cognitive development.
Learn how children develop and improve their social skills.
Get an understanding of how children interact and create relationships with adults.
Learn how children express their emotions.
Explore how children interact and build relationships with peers.
And many more, like self-awareness, morality and empathy.
Learn in a fun and straight-forward way.
Requirements
Willingness to enrich your knowledge.
Description
Child psychology is one of the most frequently studied subdivisions of psychology. And for good reasons! The development that one undergoes through childhood and his experiences during that time, have implications that last his whole life. Child psychology focuses on the mental care of children from the time they are babies until they become adolescents. In this course you will learn everything you need to know about the: • Physical • Cognitive • Social • And emotional development of children. Physical development refers to the physical actions children can perform and how their body changes, as they grow up. Cognitive development refers to the process by which children acquire knowledge. Emotional development, refers to how children regulate and express their feelings. And finally social development encompasses interactions and relationships that children form. We will also explore the developmental stages that kids progress through as they grow up. By understanding these stages, you can measure how a child is developing compared to others kids of his age, and identify possible hidden problems with delayed development. By the end of this course, you'll be able to: • Identify influences that interact with a child’s development. • Get a firm grasp of how children grow, think and behave. • Understand why they develop the way they do. You will be able to use everything you learned to: -Improve your parenting skills. -Improve your teaching skills. -Benefit and assist children in other areas. Everything you will learn in this course will have a positive impact on: • How you take care of • And educate children. Knowing child psychology isn’t just a nice thing to know, it is essential in assisting children’s healthy growth! Enrol now to get started!

Overview

Section 1: Early Childhood Physical Development

Lecture 1 What factors affect the development of a child

Lecture 2 Which are the milestones of a child's physical development

Section 2: Child Psychology and Social Development

Lecture 3 How do children interact and develop relationships with adults

Lecture 4 How do children communicate and create friendships with peers

Section 3: Emotional Intelligence and Development

Lecture 5 How do children express emotions & the impact of societal norms on this process

Lecture 6 When and how do children regulate their own emotions & the role of caregivers

Lecture 7 When and how do children acquire self-control & how caregivers can help them

Lecture 8 How do children learn to be empathetic & the role of their caregivers

Section 4: Child Psychology and Cognitive Development

Lecture 9 How do children think & stages of cognitive development

Lecture 10 How do children interpret and understand the world

Lecture 11 When and how do children develop self-awareness

Lecture 12 When and how do children understand & adhere to moral standards.

Section 5: Conclusion of Child Psychology Course

Lecture 13 Conclusion

Anyone interested in child psychology.