Parenting & Child Development 4.04 Understand the challenges of parenting infants.

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Parenting & Child Development 4.04 Understand the challenges of parenting infants.

Challenges for new parents Adapting to new routines –Adapting to interrupted sleep –Accepting offers of assistance –Allowing time for other things

Challenges for new parents Handling mixed emotions –Dealing with the happiness of having the baby vs. anxiety of responsibilities –Coping with fear of having the baby vs. feeling of being overwhelmed –Resolving resentment of new role vs. guilt for having negative feelings

Challenges for new parents Gaining confidence –Realizing that confidence is not inborn, but takes time and patience –Obtaining guidance from experienced parents –Growing through hands-on experiences

Challenges for new parents Strengthening the parent-child bond –Bonding develops gradually –Meeting daily needs of child with love

Challenges for new parents Managing multiple roles –Setting priorities –Using time effectively –Getting organized –Managing stress

Challenges for new parents Developing a support system –Selecting trustworthy people –Showing kindness and diplomacy –Expressing appreciation