THE CRÈCHE AS A POSSIBLE CONTEXT OF DEVELOPMENT FOR THE CHILD
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7322/jhgd.38138Keywords:
creche, adaptation, babies, mediation and development.Abstract
The paper presents a brief vision of the current state of the day care centers in Brazil. While comparing it with that of other countries, it emphasizes the urgent need of research in this arca. It presents a project, yet in progress, about the adaptationof babies and their families when they start attending a crèche. The adaptation process is considered as resulting from multiple biological, psychosocial and historical factors of the family and of the institution. One of the subprojects is illustrated; it intends to
investigate the mediation role of adults when introducing the baby to the new persons and situations.
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