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Infant’s Characteristicsrn(Vinod Anand) The baby himself plays a big part in determining the course of relationships with people. Some of his effects are obvious, others subtle. The uniqueness of each infant can be appreciated by considering the interplay of appearance, sex, and temperament, which are only some of the categories under which human beings can be described.
Fear amongst Infantsrn(Vinod Anand) Everyone knows how fear feels—stomach turning over, heart racing, mouth dry, skin perspiring, thoughts concentrated on how to get away from the situation in which one is. When infants show distress through crying and apparent attempts to withdraw, adults usually conclude that the children are afraid. When the baby is old enough to cling and to seek proximity to his mother, these behaviors, along with crying and withdrawing, are probably universal indications to adults that young children are afraid.r
A BRIEF LOOK AT EARLY INFANCYrn(Vinod Anand) The newbo baby is usually red, wrinkled, blue-eyed, and bumpy-headed. He has a large head, a small trunk, and very small, bowed legs. His first big adjustment is to establish breathing with his lungs. The next demand upon him is to secure food through his mouth, which he does by using a complex of reflex mechanisms. He is very limited in his ability to regulate his body temperature.r
RELATIONSHIPS OF INFANTS WITH PEOPLE: A BRIEF OUTLOOKrn(Vinod Anand)
A FEW GUIDELENS FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREERrn[Vinod Anand]
We are hoping for Transformationrn(Vinod Anand) Everyone wishes the world would get transformed. It’s an ambitious, wish — for we want to transform oppressive relations, reform structural inequalities and embody the highest aspirations of all people, particularly of the most marginalized and vulnerable. Everyone, especially the youth, is asking for justice, equity and equality to uphold human honour and dignity.
On Practicing and Becoming Silentrn(Vinod Anand)
Towards finding Creative Releasern(Vinod Anand)
ACTIVITY IS VERY IMPORTANT IN LIFErn (Vinod Anand)r