Transitions that children between 0-5 might been through

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Transitions that children between 0-5 might been through by Mind Map: Transitions that children between 0-5 might been through

1. Changing in family structure

2. Bullying or abuse

3. Bereavement

4. Adaptation

5. Children with intellectual disability  may be at heightened risk for early school difficulties, in part due to their deficits in cognitive and adaptive behaviours

6. Move from pre-school to foundation stage

7. Transitions within classes

8. Moving through year groups

9. Nursery to school

10. Movement around friends

11. Changing friends

12. New step parents

13. Separation from parents

14. Entering care

15. Death of family member

16. New siblings

17. Divorce or separation of parents

18. Foster parents

19. Transitions such as moving houses or immigrated to another country might affect a child's emotion development due to adapting a new environment

20. Intellectual Development

21. Emotional Development

22. Social Development

23. Moving from nappies to using the toilets

24. Teeth growing

25. Moving from cot to bed

26. Diagnosis of disability

27. children may start to talk when they between 12 to 17 months

28. When a baby is two weeks old, they will enter a crying period.

29. Young infant will start to crawl between 7 to 10 months, most of the babies will start to walk between 9 to 12 months and they can walk well between 14 to 15 months.

30. Physical growth between an infant and a child

31. Starchy foods

32. Protein foods

33. Dairy foods

34. Fruit and vegetables

35. Toddlers Nutrition per day

36. A health such can meet the child/ an individual needs.

37. Balanced Diet

38. Transitions such as children can eat from liquid food to solid food when they reach to the age of 2.

39. Children may suffer from genetic diseases such as Cystic Fibrosis and Huntington's Disease can affect a child holistic development especially his physical growth. This might give a difficulty on speech, memory, lack of concentration etc.

40. Genetic Disease

41. Physical Development