Timoui Manyou
Module Three: Text Questions
Review Questions
1. Explain the different forms of child abuse? Include Shaken Baby Syndrome in your response.
Answer: physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, and neglect. Physical abuse: The term "physical abuse" refers to violence directed toward a child by a parent or other adult caregiver. Forms of physical abuse include hitting, kicking, shoving, choking ect. The term "emotional abuse" is generally used to designate cases in which the victim has not been physically. A negligent parent fail to care for their child's basic physical, emotional, disciplinary, and/or educational needs. Last but not least, Sexual abuse is illegal sexual contact that usually involves force upon a person without consent or is inflicted upon a person who is incapable of giving consent.
2. What types of physical care must a parent provide an infant child?
Answer: The type of care a parent must provide an infant would be changing dippers, bathing them, feeding them when needed, clothing, and handling them with love and care. You may want them to to get it out by writing

3. What are some strategies for helping a child cope with stress?
Answer: Some ways parents can help their child cope with stress would be listening to them when they talk, and commenting on their feelings and giving them your insight.

Critical Thinking Questions
1. What is the difference between a protective environment and a nurturing environment?
Answer: The difference is that a protective environment keeps their children from experiencing real world experiences and keep them from doing things that other kids are doing. Although a nurturing environment allows their children to grow into adults and recognize and learn from the mistakes that they have made but still lead them to make good decisions and do the right actions.

2. How do children’s needs change as they grow through development stages from infancy to teen years? How do special needs children differ?
Answer: When the children are infants they need help for absolutely everything that they do including eating, going to the bathroom, bathing, etc. Once they get to the toddler age or terrible 2's they need help and lots of attention because this young age can help shape the child's whole life. You need to then teach them to start to care for themselves by potty training them and teaching them how to walk and eat on their own, etc. Once the children get to a young child's age they get more freedom and are not under your supervision at all