Take the perspective of a mother writing a journal entry (or baby book/scrapbook entry) about her child. The childs name is Alice and she is currently 3 years old.

Take the perspective of a mother writing a journal entry (or baby book/scrapbook entry) about her child. The childs name is Alice and she is currently 3 years old.

Some questions to consider: How is Alice behaving? What milestones has she reached? What problems or challenges is she encountering? Are there aspects of her behaviour that seem confusing or strange to you? What things does Alice enjoy or not enjoy? What are you doing as a parent to ensure healthy development? Are there any significant decisions that you have made recently, and why? How might these decisions affect Alices development? What challenges lie ahead? What contexts are shaping your child (e.g., peers)?
You do not have to answer all these questions, but they are questions to consider for this paper.

– Can be written in the first person
– Reflect on the first few years of Alices life from birth to present

MUST integrate aspects of DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY. Although creativity is valued, it is critical that the paper be consistent with the principles, theories, and findings of developmental psychology.
Examples of ways to integrate this into the paper;
According to Piaget, Alice was in the preoperational phase…
Based on the theory of the discrete emotions, …
Bowlbys theory of attachment would predict that Alice would act in this manner….
Developmental milestones, theories, and principles must be referred to throughout this paper.

Attached is a sample paper. It is just an example, there are many different ways this paper can be written.

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