Transcription of Child Development: A Brief Guide
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development. But some infants can make a good recovery with reliable, sensitive caregiving. Children may be preoccupied with unmet infantile needs. Behaviour may be withdrawn, chaotic, demanding, controlling. Caregiving that focuses on meeting previously unmet needs can repair earlier harm. Children often show poor self esteem and ability to co ...
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