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Anger & Frustration

  • Release leads to temper tantrums
  • Often released by screaming, kicking, pounding & sometimes holding their breath
  • May continue through the age of four

Fear

  • One-year-olds suffer from separation anxiety
  • Three-year-olds with an expanding imagination may fear the dark
  • Adults should not dismiss the fears of the toddler but should handle in a supportive way

Jealousy

  • May begin when the child is 18 months
  • Peaks at the age of three
  • Cause: the toddler cannot understand that there is enough attention or love for everyone.

Negativity

Empathy

  • Usually expressed by doing the opposite of what others want
  • Causes of negativism - desire for independence, frustration
  • The way a toddler expresses independence & opposition to the world

Emotional Development

  • The ability to put oneself in another person's shoes
  • By age two, the toddler has developed the ability to empathize

Love/Affection

  • Relationships formed by toddler's interactions forms the basis of their ability to love and show affection
  • Parent or other caregiver is the first person the child learns to love
  • later expanded to include siblings and others outside of the home.

Realization of being a separate person

Egotism

  • Self-centered - sees the world as revolving around themselves
  • Egotistic - often expressed by the word "mine"
  • Self-esteem & self-image

5.02 Emotional & Social Development of Toddlers

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