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Social-­‐emotional development
• At this age, your child will start to establish his position among
his siblings; he will also start to develop more self-­‐reliance.
• At this age, he enjoys throwing everything on the ground. He
will give you a toy and take another.
• He also likes to collect things in boxes then take them out. This
also applies to pots and pans. He could put a small pan inside a
large pan and he likes the loud noises they make.
• He likes to play with his peers more.
• He takes notice of the feelings of other people; he notices if his
mother is happy or upset.
• The one-­‐year-­‐old child is like a teenager at the beginning of
adolescence; he wants to be independent and move freely.
• The child starts to try to put a small toy in a small hole and he
may put things up his nose.
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Keeping your child safe 
The more the child’s movements develop, the more danger he is
exposed to during his exploration of the house, the kitchen, the
bedroom, the garden and so on.
Hence every time he learns a new skill, it means that you have to
take a number of measures and precautions to keep him safe.
Necessary measures to keep your child safe
1. The first thing to do is look at everything around you in the
house. You can sit beside your child on the floor so that you can
see what he sees, and find things that could attract his attention
and his desire to explore. Think of ways to protect your child from
any dangers connected to those things.
2. Look again at how things are arranged in the house and
organize them in such a way to keep your child safe.
3. Keep a close eye on your child’s growth and development, both
physical and mental, so that you will be aware of the dangers that
your child may face as he grows and acquires new skills that he
did not have before, such as crawling, walking and standing
confidently.