Babies with difficult temperaments receive less attention in the nursery and warmth of the teachers than the kids easy. This is serious because babies with more negative emotions properly sensitive to the quality of care than children who are a little easier.
This suggests orthopedagoge Esther Albers finds this month at the Radboud University in Nijmegen on a PhD study on the “challenges in caring for very young children. Albers has 53 babies in groups of 38 different nurseries in the region of Arnhem – Nijmegen observed when she was three, six and nine months old and another around their first birthday. The teacher is not optimistic about the quality of care in day nurseries in general.
Albers studied where famous scientists such as Louis Tavecchio, professor of child and Marianne Frederiksen-Walraven, professor of developmental psychology, advocating for years. Both professors are very concerned about the quality of childcare in the Netherlands and the effect of care on the later development of the child.
Tavecchio that a child with a difficult temperament may not be suitable for outdoor reception in recent years, even when grandma or neighbor. Such a child grows in his view better with the utmost calm. Until now there were almost exclusively American research data available.
According to Albers are leaders in childcare or of good will but lack the training to them. She cites the quality of care in all its kindergartens examined manually. The staff approached spirited children from the beginning less sensitive and less chatted with them during the moments diaper, feed and put to bed.
The researcher also discovered that the stress levels of infants from three months to the sound increases as they are brought into childcare. This is especially true for children who have a warm relationship with their mother. The stress factor increases as the babies get older. “A nursery is a proper task for very young children”, Albers concludes. She wonders whether babies a year more at home in the regular caregivers can continue.
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