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Karten in diesem Stapel (10)
- 1What is a child's basic needs?Clean home, warmth, and shelter
Right clothes for weather
Food, drink, toys, books, health care
Love and encouragement
Praise and discipline
Good behaviour
Social skills and communication skills - 2Advantages and disadvantages for extended familyAdvantage: there always is a relative which can help to look after the kids.
Disadvantage: Relatives feel free to interfere and offer advice and it might not be wanted - 3What are the family roles- who does what?1.Traditionally, mum looks after the house and children while dad goes to work.
2.Parents share work and responsibilities
3.Role reversal where mum goes to work and dad looks after children and house.
4.Multi-cultural families have children learn two languages. - 4What are the responsibilities of being a parent?Need to meet all of the child's needs
Lots of sleepless nights
Long-term responsibility and no days off
Mature to deal with it. - 5Why should you not have a child?1.Some people feel pressured by relatives to have kids.
2. Peer pressure from your friends.
3. Women in their 30's will begin to think that it's getting to late.
4. Having a baby to bring relationship closer might just tear them apart. - 6What is natural family planning?A collection of methods using your body's natural functioning to determine the days of the month you are most likely to get pregnant.
- 7What is withdrawal?This means pulling the penis out before ejaculating, it's very unreliable because fluid is released which contains some sperm.
- 8Name two methods of emergency contraception1. the morning after pill
2.IUD - 9Name 4 different infertility treatments?1. In Vitro fertilisation
2. Donor insemination
3.Surrogate mother
4. Artificial insemination by Husband - 10What is conception?This is the fertilisation of an egg by sperm.
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- GCSE Child development Karteikarten am Ohne Titel, erstellt von jesscrispim01 am 24/03/2016.
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