Early,_Midle_And_Late_Childhood_Development

Early, Midle And Late Childhood Development Early, Middle and Late Childhood Early, Middle, and Late Childhood development are three stages in childhood development. During each of these three stages children are experiencing physical and cognitive changes. Early Childhood Physical Development: The brain during early childhood is one of the most important development stages. Through Myelination the nerve cells are covered and insolated with a layer of fat cells, which increases the speed that information travels through the nervous system. Myelination is responsible for the hand-eye coordination and the focusing of attention. Running, playing and drawing are also a major part of early child hood in that it helps build the child’s motor development. Such activities such as running, hopping, jumping and climbing on the lower monkey bars help to build gross motor skill. While the “outdoor” games can increase the gross motor skills, “indoor” activities such as drawing, cutting and building blocks will help to build the child’s fine motor skills. Another important factor in physical development in early child hood is nutrition. What children eat or don’t eat enough of is critical to their development. Good eating habit in a child is a learned behavior and is mainly in the hands of the parents and child care providers. Proper nutrition children, child, childhood, child’s, motor, development, skills, important, substage, mental, age, able, obesity, middle, memory, increase, early, during, two, sports, physical, nutrition, late, ability, through, thought, stage, preoperational, one, cognitive, care, actions, three, symbolic, sting, stages