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Mission Statement: Mission of the Child's i foundations is to help abandoned children and give good care to them and to return them to appropriate families who can assure a better future life to these children.... The objective of this study is an evaluation of marketing practices and the marketing mix of the Child's i Foundation....
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Essay
Topic: Cultural Influences on a childs Health Cultural identity Cultural identity of a country plays a very significant role in the health and development of a child .... According to the author of the paper, if an Indian, Chinese, Mexican or European child are to be compared with their American counterpart, a wide variance in their life and health status can be observed.... But if an Indian, Chinese, Mexican or European child are to be compared with their American counterpart, a wide variance in their life and health status can be observed ....
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Research Paper
(Gurian, 2003) When a family is confronted with maternal depression, the role of the father becomes more important to child development.... Every child's development is judged by their intellectual function, their inventiveness, their ego strength, their relatedness to their peers and adults, and the capacity to deal with new events that come across their like each day in their social life.... However, if the father is not depressed, he could acquire on the caring role that the mother cannot execute....
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Case Study
The author of this essay entitled "childs Social and Emotional Development" focuses on the social aspect of a child development.... Concerning the family relationships Bowlby formulated a theory of maternal deprivation stating that the 'the infant and young child should experience a warm, intimate, and continuous relationship with his mother (or permanent mother substitute) in which both find satisfaction and enjoyment' (Wikipedia), thus the absence of this has significant mental and health consequences....
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childs cognitive impairment also referred to as child's intellectual disability describes a condition where the child's intellectual functioning levels and adaptive skills and abilities are significantly low beyond the average age chronological age of development.... Cognitive impairments are also attributed to injuries and illness that occur to the mother during pregnancy or infancy period....
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Other social tasks which the child may focus are the development of interaction or relationship with other people, the postulation of social roles, the assumption of a productive role in social groups and acceptance of group values and moral system.... This essay highlights that the social domain of a child's development refers to the child's interaction with other people....
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Development on the other hand is the gaining of skills and performances in all aspects of the child's life.... econdly, cognitive or intellectual Development is a major part of development in a child's life.... Some children will become artists and others scientists and its assumed both inherited skills and experience plays a role (Ijzendoorn, M at al....
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Language plays a vital role in communication and is the most widely used form.... It is thus important to pay attention to the development of a child as it plays a great future role in the child's growth.... The practitioners play a vital role in the development and learning process, as they can depict hindrances and challenges faced by the child during the process....
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