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Child care presentation
- 1. Child Care By:Elizabeth Harrison
- 2. Early childhood educationis a determining factor in how well a child will perform in his or her school-age years (ProQuest). The Question: Does putting a preschool child in child-care affect the development of the child compared to being taken care of at the home?
- 3. FAQ • Would Ibe able to provide my child with their own food? – Most day cares you won't be able to making the obesity rate of child go up even more than it already is. • Are day cares safe? – Some are. You must do your research before placing your child into such care. • How do you find a good day care? – Word of mouth, proper looking, research, and advertisements .
- 4. Statistics • Percentages ofpreschool children with employed mothers in different kinds of day care (ProQuest): Relatives – 24.8% Child Care Centers – 24.3% Father – 17.5% Nanny – 17.2% Other (No regular arrangements) – 13% Mother while working – 3.2% • “In the U.S. more and more children are spending more and more time in non-maternal care than ever before (Eberstadt).
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- 6. Behavior • In astudy it showed that the more time preschoolers spent in day care centers, the more aggressive and disobedient they were in sixth grade according to teacher reports (Elias). • Those spending long hours in day care as preschoolers are more impulsive and more prone to take risks than a teens whose toddler years were spent largely at home (Healy). • Regardless of where the child was cared for, those who spent more time in non-maternal care were more likely to have behavior problems than children who spent less time in child care (FitzGerald)
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- 8. Obesity • In arecent study they found that in general, American child in child care are too sedentary and not getting enough nutrients, even when served a variety of foods (Reardon). • “Eating a diet that is high in sugar and refined starch can train the palate from a very young age to accept only these tastes” stated Rostler a registered dietitian (Reardon). • Many day-care providers said introducing fruits and vegetables to children in their care has become an uphill battle (Reardon).
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- 10. Television • Any timea TV is on, children speak less and adults interact with them less frequently (Blankinship). • Research has connected excessive TV watching during the preschool years with language delay, obesity, attention problems and aggression (Blankinship). • TV for young children is taking away time that could be spent playing outside, reading, playing with blocks and interacting with those around (Blankinship).
- 11. Opposing and Rebuttlement NOOTHER WAY, THINK AGAIN
- 12. Which way isbetter? Opposing Rebuttal • Parents need to work so • There is always help to get that they can earn money to care from at least of family support their child. And member where you know some parents are single they have the same discipline as you do. Making with no help. it easier on the child not having to learn two different ways of discipline. And there is always a way to make your schedule flexible to fit what your child needs.
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- 14. Benefits • You’re ableto watch your child and monitor what they are doing, eating, and how they are disciplined. • Get to spend more time with your child creating a closer bond. • Lower the risk of misbehaving
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- 16. Finally • As yousee child care is something that you should think about carefully before placing your child into someone else’s care.