Analysis Of Head Start

Often a challenge a low-income family may have to overcome to provide an enriched environment may include the difficulty to be able to afford a high-quality child care. Also, unable to spend more money on other opportunities such as children books and videos. Resources are available in both the community and on line. Some communities offer free pre-K program at church or provided by local non-profit organizations. Throughout the states, parents can apply to the Head Start, a federal program available to promote cognitive, social and emotional development from birth until the age of five for low-income families. Also, the public library conduct free infant activities such as singing songs, story times and craft and arts that contribute positively to a child’s learning environment. Other resources are
The parent can download the appropriate age videos to share with the child.
2. Parents must create activities and opportunities for their children to develop a secure attachment and to live educational opportunities that will enhance their social development as predicted by Erickson’s theory of psychosocial development. Though some parents may decide to stay at home with the child, they should register the child in Head Start to take advantage of the learning environment the program provides. If the parents decide not to apply for the Head Start program, parents can use LibriVox, an on-line source for free audio books that the parents and kids can listen to. LibriVox has lots of well-known classic fiction, nonfiction, and children’s books at no cost. Listening to audio books together is a great way for kids and parents to develop a secure attachment while learning together. Parents