Toddler Social Emotional Vocab Review

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Leads to trust, emotional security, and a healthier worldview.

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Healthy Social and Emotional Development

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Learning to recognize and express feelings, establishing a unique personality.

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Emotional Development

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Learning self-expression and interaction with others

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Social Development

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Confidence in children's needs being met and feeling valued.

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Trust

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Comfort felt by children knowing their needs are met by caregivers.

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Emotional Security

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Ability to understand oneself, develop personal identity, recognize uniqueness, and build self-esteem.

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Self-Awareness

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Development of self-control enabling children to regulate impulses with minimal adult support, aiding personal and social functioning.

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Self-Regulation

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Children express anger/frustration by screaming, crying, kicking, or holding breath.

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Tantrums

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Children develop reactions based on parent reactions (e.g., fear of spiders).

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Social Referencing

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Views of oneself.

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Self-Concept