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ECA Web Watch - Babies and Non Verbal Communication
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WebWatch
ECA‘s fortnightly e-newsletter WebWatch offers an eclectic mix of information on:
early childhood development, growth and learning
early childhood practice, programs and policy
emerging issues and research.
It’s an easy way to stay informed and up-to-date … and it’s free!
It can be used as a resource as it contains useful information regarding early childhood development, practice, programs, policies, issues and research which are up-to-date.
Hope this helps
ECA‘s fortnightly e-newsletter WebWatch offers an eclectic mix of information on:
early childhood development, growth and learning
early childhood practice, programs and policy
emerging issues and research.
It’s an easy way to stay informed and up-to-date … and it’s free!
It can be used as a resource as it contains useful information regarding early childhood development, practice, programs, policies, issues and research which are up-to-date.
Hope this helps
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how do babies show their educator what need using non verbal
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Babies make non-verbal cues in many different ways to let us know what they need or how they are feeling and it is our job as educators to respond to their needs.
Some examples of baby non-verbal cues include:
- Making faces
- Smiling
- Arching their back
- Rubbing their eyes (they might do this when they are tired)
- Crying (there are many different types of cries such as when they are hungry or tired or in pain)
Each of your units should have reading resources to assist you with your assignments, there are many resources available on babies non-verbal cues.
Try typing "non-verbal cues in babies" into Google and many come up
Hope this helps!
Some examples of baby non-verbal cues include:
- Making faces
- Smiling
- Arching their back
- Rubbing their eyes (they might do this when they are tired)
- Crying (there are many different types of cries such as when they are hungry or tired or in pain)
Each of your units should have reading resources to assist you with your assignments, there are many resources available on babies non-verbal cues.
Try typing "non-verbal cues in babies" into Google and many come up
Hope this helps!
