How Does Nature And Nurture Affect Child Development
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Nature is “the genetic makeup that influences the brain”. So, the genetic makeup are the genes from both mom and dad that makes the sex of the child, and the child’s skin, hair, and eye color. As the child is growing they are observing and taking characteristics after their parents or caregiver, such their personality, behavior, and intelligence. Nature also deal with the basic aspects of life such as learning how to walk, talk, pick up and use basic tools, and imitate other. Nurture is the “physical external stimuli and psychological experience”. The child will be influenced by the people that they interact with and different events or situations they may encounter in their life time. As they live each day, they will experience good and bad situations that will make a significant impact in his or her life. And that will explain how and why that person may act or carry themselves. “Children’s experiences in the environment affect all aspects of their being, from the health of their bodies to the curiosity of their minds. Nurture affects children’s development through multiple channels: physically through nutrition, activity, and stress; intellectually through informal”. Nurture is when someone care for that child and support them as they grow and develop into a young person. Having that support will also make a…show more content… As young children, we learn from our parents or caregiver, and we take what we have learned at home and apply it out in the world. We can only can go so far with what we learn in the home. But, again not infants receive the parent’s personality, behavior, and intelligence. Sometimes it takes the person to grow up and mature not only physical but mentally. They when it comes down to “environmental support, such as food, reasonably safe and toxin-free surroundings, and responsive care from others, is necessary for maturation to take place; nature never works