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PSED MR UC R3

Posted byRosalind Orchard24 March 2021Posted inUncategorised
  • Explores the environment, interacts with others and plays confidently while their parent/carer or key person is close by; using them as a secure base to return to for reassurance if anxious or in unfamiliar situations
  • Shows empathy by offering comfort that they themselves would find soothing, e.g. their dummy
  • Enjoys playing alone and alongside others and is also interested in being together and playing with other children
  • Will often watch, follow and imitate each other in their play and will experiment with influencing others, co-operating together and also resisting coercion in their interactions
  • Asserts their own ideas and preferences and takes notice of other people’s responses
  • Will sometimes experience long periods of social engagement as overwhelming and may withdraw or collapse with frustration
Posted byRosalind Orchard24 March 2021Posted inUncategorised

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