First of all, parents need to have jobs and incomes so they can provide food, water, shelter, and safety. Next, parents need to create an environment that allows the children to feel like they belong and are loved. Lastly, parents need to teach their kids values and skills so they can have a good reputation and reach self-actualization.
For physilogical needs you can have a steady job that can provide a good shelter for your child. Then with that steady job with somewhat good money you can let your kids have good sleep, give them food, water, and provide warmth. You have to provide a safe shelter, that has good security and protection against people that would want to break into your house or other things. Your child needs a stable home so they don`t have to worry about that on top of being a kid. You not only have to provide for them money wise you hace to create a realtionsip with them love them give them affection because a child could have everything in th world but without love they will never be happy. A child canot do anything if they have horrible reputation and they cant build one either if they don`t have self-esteem so as the parent you need put confidence in them and tell them having a good repuatuion will be great for the future.
Have a substantial income to give your family physiological and safety needs. You have to love and tend to your child as well as give them time with peers to socially develop. Frequently encourage your child and bring them up with adoration and praise on good deeds. Aid your child with anything they need to find themselves. Give them plenty of space to discover new things and new people and in time they will find themselves.
As a parent, you first meet your child's needs at the physiological level by being financially stable to provide food, water, shelter, and warmth for your child. You can meet your child's safety needs by ensuring he or she has a stable home environment with rules for safety. It is important that the child is protected and cared for when he or she is too young to care for their selves. As a parent, you can meet your child's social needs by making sure that he or she knows that you love them. It is important to radiate affection, acceptance, and respect, as well as spend time together. You can meet the child's esteem needs by implanting positive values in them so they can succeed. As a parent you can also meet your child's self-actualization needs by providing the opportunities that he or she needs to succeed.
Parent can provide physiological needs by giving the baby food and water regularly and making sure that the baby gets enough sleep. Parents can provide safety as well, they can make sure they live in a secure environment, without any problems. They can also have a house, or find shelter for the baby to be protected if they cannot afford it. Parents can give their babies love and affection by spending time together with them, playing with them, bringing them to places and etc. They can also introduce them to family to have more stability. Parents can make sure that the child has good self esteem by giving them confidence, pushing them to their goals. The last one is Self actualization, and although that comes from them, they can support them and make sure they are happy with themselves.
You can meet your child's physiological needs by giving them food, water, making sure they get plenty of sleep, and keeping them warm. You can meet their safety needs by giving them a nice home to live in and keeping a steady routine so they have stability. You can meet their social needs by telling them you love them, doing nice things for them, and trying to do family oriented things. For their self esteem needs, you can encourage them, tell them you accept them for who they are, and compliment them. For the Self Actualization you can support their dreams and help them along if they need it.
Parents provide physiological needs by providing basic needs to the child like food and water and ensuring the baby gets enough sleep too ensure the baby is healthy. To meet the safety needs of a child a parent you need to provide a safe place for them to come to everyday and ensure you provide a sense of protection. For social needs a parent needs to make sure the child knows they love them, and give them opportunity to meet with family and help them build relationships. To fulfill esteem needs a parent needs to encourage and give support to their child. For self actualization a parent needs to fully support and love their child no matter what.
You make sure that they have their basic needs met like air, food, sleep, thirst, warmth. Without these being met nothing else can happen for the child. Next they need basic protection from outside forces like weather, with shelter safety and stability. They need to know they are loved, show the child affection, give them hugs and kisses, tell them you love them. Make sure they feel good about themselves, encourage them. The last one self actualization. support their dreams.
For physiological needs you make sure that the child is physically stable. You would have to make sure the child has a safe place to grow up. You would make sure that no one can hurt them. You would have to make sure the kid has love at home so they can be social when they are not home. Make sure the kid feels important of they won't have self esteem. They also have to know when they are in the wrong, so they realize when they should stop talking.
1. Physiological Needs - Give them shelter where warmth will be give, have enough food for them 2. Safety Needs - by given them shelter, you are like given them protection and safety 3. Safety Needs (love) - giving what they need show how much you care about them 4. Esteem Needs - give them a good reputation 5. Self Actualization - support them and help them to achieve their goals
a parent meets a child's physiological needs but, providing them with food, water, and a roof over their head. Meeting the safety needs for a child would be by making sure they are always under supervision, and protecting them, and teaching them about things that are not safe for them. You can meet social needs for a child is by always being their for them. Show them the correct and respectful ways to communicate with other individuals, and teaching them to treat others the way they want to be treated. Meeting their esteem needs, you would have to pick them up when they are down, and make sure they are always happy and have a smile on their face. Meeting self actualization needs would be teaching the child their self worth, and let them be themselves.
As a parent providing your child with food, water, and a roof over their head is meeting their physiological needs. Making sure your child is always under supervision, and you're always protecting them would be meeting their safety needs. Always being there for your child and showing them the correct and respectful ways to communicate with other individuals, and teaching them to treat others the way they want to be treated is meeting their social needs. Picking your child up when they're down, making sure they are always happy and have a smile on their face would be meeting their esteem needs. Teaching your child their self worth and letting them be who they are and embracing that would be meeting their self actualization needs
Physiological needs you can give to your child is a shelter over their heads, with AC and heat, have plenty of food for the baby and plenty of other needs. Safety needs is have a safe place to sleep and being around someone at all times and making sure nothing is happening, anything unusual is happening. You need to show them that you care and love for them. Play with them, make sure you teach them wrong for right. By giving your child a good reputation, you need to show them that they need to have manors and be polite to people. Teach them the motto "teach people how you want to be treated" You need to be a good remodel also and you need to help them achieve their goals.
1. physiological needs - give them air, sleep, water, and food 2. safety needs - give them shelter that can keep them safe and away from harm 3. social needs(love) - to love them and to care for them with affection 4. esteem needs - give them a good reputation and status 5. self actualization - to help them through anything and to support them
First of all, parents need to have jobs and incomes so they can provide food, water, shelter, and safety. Next, parents need to create an environment that allows the children to feel like they belong and are loved. Lastly, parents need to teach their kids values and skills so they can have a good reputation and reach self-actualization.
ReplyDeleteFor physilogical needs you can have a steady job that can provide a good shelter for your child. Then with that steady job with somewhat good money you can let your kids have good sleep, give them food, water, and provide warmth. You have to provide a safe shelter, that has good security and protection against people that would want to break into your house or other things. Your child needs a stable home so they don`t have to worry about that on top of being a kid. You not only have to provide for them money wise you hace to create a realtionsip with them love them give them affection because a child could have everything in th world but without love they will never be happy. A child canot do anything if they have horrible reputation and they cant build one either if they don`t have self-esteem so as the parent you need put confidence in them and tell them having a good repuatuion will be great for the future.
ReplyDeleteHave a substantial income to give your family physiological and safety needs.
ReplyDeleteYou have to love and tend to your child as well as give them time with peers to socially develop.
Frequently encourage your child and bring them up with adoration and praise on good deeds.
Aid your child with anything they need to find themselves. Give them plenty of space to discover new things and new people and in time they will find themselves.
physiological needs food sleep warmth
ReplyDeletesafety needs shelter protection stability
social needs (love) affection family
esteem needs status reputation
self actualization personal fulfillment
You were suppose to explain how you would provide each of the above for your children.
DeleteYou were suppose to explain how you would provide each of the above for your children.
Delete1. physiological needs- food, sleep, warmth
ReplyDelete2. safety needs- shelter, protection, stability
3. social needs (love)- affection, family
4. esteem needs- status, reputation
5. self actualization- personal fulfillment
You were suppose to reply how you, as a parent, would provide each of the needs for your children.
DeleteAs a parent, you first meet your child's needs at the physiological level by being financially stable to provide food, water, shelter, and warmth for your child. You can meet your child's safety needs by ensuring he or she has a stable home environment with rules for safety. It is important that the child is protected and cared for when he or she is too young to care for their selves. As a parent, you can meet your child's social needs by making sure that he or she knows that you love them. It is important to radiate affection, acceptance, and respect, as well as spend time together. You can meet the child's esteem needs by implanting positive values in them so they can succeed. As a parent you can also meet your child's self-actualization needs by providing the opportunities that he or she needs to succeed.
ReplyDeleteParent can provide physiological needs by giving the baby food and water regularly and making sure that the baby gets enough sleep. Parents can provide safety as well, they can make sure they live in a secure environment, without any problems. They can also have a house, or find shelter for the baby to be protected if they cannot afford it. Parents can give their babies love and affection by spending time together with them, playing with them, bringing them to places and etc. They can also introduce them to family to have more stability. Parents can make sure that the child has good self esteem by giving them confidence, pushing them to their goals. The last one is Self actualization, and although that comes from them, they can support them and make sure they are happy with themselves.
ReplyDeleteYou can meet your child's physiological needs by giving them food, water, making sure they get plenty of sleep, and keeping them warm. You can meet their safety needs by giving them a nice home to live in and keeping a steady routine so they have stability. You can meet their social needs by telling them you love them, doing nice things for them, and trying to do family oriented things. For their self esteem needs, you can encourage them, tell them you accept them for who they are, and compliment them. For the Self Actualization you can support their dreams and help them along if they need it.
ReplyDeleteParents provide physiological needs by providing basic needs to the child like food and water and ensuring the baby gets enough sleep too ensure the baby is healthy. To meet the safety needs of a child a parent you need to provide a safe place for them to come to everyday and ensure you provide a sense of protection. For social needs a parent needs to make sure the child knows they love them, and give them opportunity to meet with family and help them build relationships. To fulfill esteem needs a parent needs to encourage and give support to their child. For self actualization a parent needs to fully support and love their child no matter what.
ReplyDeleteYou make sure that they have their basic needs met like air, food, sleep, thirst, warmth. Without these being met nothing else can happen for the child. Next they need basic protection from outside forces like weather, with shelter safety and stability. They need to know they are loved, show the child affection, give them hugs and kisses, tell them you love them. Make sure they feel good about themselves, encourage them. The last one self actualization. support their dreams.
ReplyDeleteFor physiological needs you make sure that the child is physically stable. You would have to make sure the child has a safe place to grow up. You would make sure that no one can hurt them. You would have to make sure the kid has love at home so they can be social when they are not home. Make sure the kid feels important of they won't have self esteem. They also have to know when they are in the wrong, so they realize when they should stop talking.
ReplyDelete1. Physiological Needs - Give them shelter where warmth will be give, have enough food for them
ReplyDelete2. Safety Needs - by given them shelter, you are like given them protection and safety
3. Safety Needs (love) - giving what they need show how much you care about them
4. Esteem Needs - give them a good reputation
5. Self Actualization - support them and help them to achieve their goals
a parent meets a child's physiological needs but, providing them with food, water, and a roof over their head. Meeting the safety needs for a child would be by making sure they are always under supervision, and protecting them, and teaching them about things that are not safe for them. You can meet social needs for a child is by always being their for them. Show them the correct and respectful ways to communicate with other individuals, and teaching them to treat others the way they want to be treated. Meeting their esteem needs, you would have to pick them up when they are down, and make sure they are always happy and have a smile on their face. Meeting self actualization needs would be teaching the child their self worth, and let them be themselves.
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ReplyDeleteAs a parent providing your child with food, water, and a roof over their head is meeting their physiological needs. Making sure your child is always under supervision, and you're always protecting them would be meeting their safety needs. Always being there for your child and showing them the correct and respectful ways to communicate with other individuals, and teaching them to treat others the way they want to be treated is meeting their social needs. Picking your child up when they're down, making sure they are always happy and have a smile on their face would be meeting their esteem needs. Teaching your child their self worth and letting them be who they are and embracing that would be meeting their self actualization needs
ReplyDeletePhysiological needs you can give to your child is a shelter over their heads, with AC and heat, have plenty of food for the baby and plenty of other needs. Safety needs is have a safe place to sleep and being around someone at all times and making sure nothing is happening, anything unusual is happening. You need to show them that you care and love for them. Play with them, make sure you teach them wrong for right. By giving your child a good reputation, you need to show them that they need to have manors and be polite to people. Teach them the motto "teach people how you want to be treated" You need to be a good remodel also and you need to help them achieve their goals.
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ReplyDelete1. physiological needs - give them air, sleep, water, and food
ReplyDelete2. safety needs - give them shelter that can keep them safe and away from harm
3. social needs(love) - to love them and to care for them with affection
4. esteem needs - give them a good reputation and status
5. self actualization - to help them through anything and to support them