Part 1: Effects of Medical Experiences on Early Childhood Development
Jeanna Hill M.S. CCLS, outlines goals for the presentation, highlighting the impact of medical experiences on early childhood development. She discusses the importance of affection and comfort in infant and toddler development and presents a short film. The speaker touches on attachment bonds, the difference between initiative and guilt, and changes in routines before the Q&A.
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