Growth and Development
Human growth and development is a continuous and orderly process. The pace and behaviors of this progress is highly personal.
To cater a quality care to clients, Nurses must understand the developmental tasks process; and identify the various stages of this development.
In this page we will discuss each stage of growth and development plus a bonus of relating every stage to SBI (Site Build It) in order to gain “freedom.“
The following are practical ways on how
to be in control of your life: (no matter what stage you are in). Stages of Human Growth and Development
alongside with SBI Success!
In which age group do you belong?
Prenatal to Toddlerhood (Conception to 3 years) - Being a new mom is a HUGE challenge. Education is a must because we only want the best for our family. Knowledge of effective breastfeeding, proper procedure for preparing the formula and bottles; how to bathe and assess newborns are indispensable. A new baby’s sleep-wake schedule is erratic, it can be exciting and frustrating at the same time. New parents need to be reassured that this is normal.
From the first words of “Ma-ma” and “Da-da,” to playing peek-a-boo, pat-a-cake all the way to increasing vocabulary, the duration of maternity leave is not enough to spend time with your little one and miss their firsts in life (first step, first jump etc.) Is there any way I can spend time with my growing family and at the same time pay my bills? Watch this.
Preschool (3 to 6 years) - Preschool children are high risk to the spread of common childhood diseases. Parents are reminded to evaluate children’s toys for potential for injury. In their young age, children appreciate their parent’s availability and presence to guide and support them.
In return, children can bring us smile and at times a good laugh! after a long and hectic day.
School age (6 to 11 years) - During this stage, they skips, ties knots, skates and tumbles. They have significant peer relationships, enjoys hobbies and sports. It is very important for parents to be informed about the signs and symptoms of substance abuse by using safety devices for recreation and reading stories for their children at bedtime. They love to watch cartoons! Check the Tortoise.
Adolescence (11-21 years) - This is a crucial stage that marks the transition from childhood to adulthood. A lot of changes happens like increase of cognitive ability, formal operational thought, develops peer relationships with both sexes and makes occupational decisions. As a student, do you know that you can earn and graduate with a degree in SBI? How? Watch this.
Young and middle adulthood (21-65 years) - Physical growth and functioning has been established. Develops self sufficiency and satisfaction with friendship and marriage. Middle adulthood (45-65 years) - personal and career achievements have often already been experienced and the person has socio-economic stability. The following videos are real stories from real people.
* Nurse your wounds with BAM (Brain & Motivation)
* Turn your Passion into a Living!
* Bipolar Manic Stage (funny!)
* Depression to Satisfaction
* Business minded? Zero-Zero-Zero
* Balance and Healthy Living
* Mallow’s Hierarchy. Check!
Older adulthood (65 years and older) - Has general slowing of physical and cognitive functioning. They tend to reflect on life accomplishments, events and experiences in their lives. Are you retired? or approaching retirement? Are you thinking of doing something that you can share your knowledge, time and energy productively? Get some idea, watch this
And this charming war veteran…
“You only live once, but if you do it right,
once is enough.” - Mae West -
No matter how young or how old you are - there are no excuses.
Live your LIFE to the fullest - Be in CONTROL!
Do you have any question about SBI?
There you go, these are the stages of human growth and development. I hope each video inspired you to empower and enjoy your life. Do something that fulfills your passion...and turn your passion into your own business.
May your dreams come true,
Sherrylyn Vergara-Vivero
Author
NursingAvenue.com
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