Unit 1 PIES Revision Pack - Haberdashers' Abraham Darby

Health and Social Care Unit 1 PIES Revision Pack The Six Life Stages Infancy (1 2 years) Physical changes Gross motor skills develop the infant can start to control the larger muscles in its body Fine motor skills develop the infant can start to control the smaller muscles in its body By the ages of two a infant can usually do things such as walk, hold a spoon and point Intellectual changes A newborn infant tends to respond to the world about them through their senses By the age of two, its ability to think gas developed hugely: it will be using language and have the ability to grasp some basic concept. The most important part of intellectual development for infancy is the development of language Emotional changes During the first two years of life, an infant bonds with those who care for it. An infant needs to form a strong attachment with its main carer, and to receive love and affection in a positive way.

• Extended family relationships • Husbands and wives • Partners – different sex and same sex Family • A child’s family teaches them the customs and traditions of the society they live in. • The family teachers a child the values that need to be accepted in a society: for example, in our society we value honesty and trust. • • •

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