Child Behavior

I went to Bright-Light Park on a c ageing afternoon to memorise the kids and note their sort. When I approached, there we close to three or four unforesightful kids either bundled up and playing on the Jungle Gym.

        I noticed a small brown-haired male child about the age of three, who was withdrawning around without fear. I sat down to watch, and then I noticed that his daddy was hobby him around, so that was probably why he didnt tonus afraid to run around by himself.

        The low son would sometimes turn around to see if his dad was side by side(p) him, and then run around a little faster. He would constantly call to his daddy for help to get up on objects, and he would not drop off down the slide unless his dad was at the bottom waiting for him. This seems to me that the son had range a lot of trust in his sky pilot, and felt that he was safe only if his parent was near. Sometimes that boy would run a little too far away for his fathers comfort, and so then his father would yell out his name some(prenominal) times. The boy did not seem to listen to his parent, but he did start to listen after the fourth of fifth skunk name-calling.

        Also, the boy would pick up certain things, like a rock for example, and show it to his father with a big grin on his face. The father would always say something like, Wow! or Good Job! This suggests that the boy needed reinforcement for his behavior, and care to get a positive remark so that he could feel that he had indeed done a in force(p) job.

        The way the boy behaved with other children was shown to me when he approached another little fair boy who was playing in the sand. The blonde little boy was playing with a yellow Tonka hand truck, and the boy effective walkwayed right up to the blonde-haired boy, sat down, and grabbed the truck out of his hands. The blonde boy started weeping loudly, and his mother ran up to him and talked to him in a calming voice. Meanwhile the brown-haired boys father had already snatched the truck away from him, and apologized to the mother of the blonde boy. The brown-haired boy began to cry and sob, and his father was telling him, No, thats not yours honey. I dont think that the boy new the real aspect of sharing yet, and probably didnt drive in what he had done wrong.

        After he had finished yell the boy seemed to be all better, just like null had happened. He sat down in the sand, and started babbling something about a castle to himself. His father sat on a bench and watched him. When another child would come near him, the boy would yell, NO! as loud as he could in his little tiny voice. The other child would just walk away, and the boy began to talk to himself again. He seemed to be mimicking his parents authoritarian feel whenever he said no to someone.

        The next thing that move me was that the father got up and walked away to sit on a different bench close to his wife, and the boy didnt even notice. He just kept playing in the sand, and getting it all over the place too. When the boy did finally look up to where his father had been sitting, and he didnt see him there, he got a blow out of the water look on his face. He looked around and saw his father sitting on another bench, got up and ran to within a three-foot vicinity of the bench, sat down in the sand, and started playing again. This in truth shows attachment to the parental unit, and also how he anchors to the father.

        The overall behavior of the child during this experiment was very good-natured. While his father was following him around he would laugh and giggle, and say daddy a whole lot. He would also ask for his fathers help and cost increase when he came to an obstacle. To me it seemed that the parents were doing an excellent job raising their son because he exhibited all of the natural behaviors of a three year old; happy and for the most part cooperative, he took direction rise and talked a lot (to himself and his father), he responded very well to his surround and also got over his anger and disappointment rather quickly.

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