Nurture babies and Toddlers

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Across
  1. 1. A strong, secure attachment is formed when a child experiences consistent ____
  2. 4. A familiar toy or blanket is called a comfort ______
  3. 6. Attachment supports _______ development
  4. 8. QA6.1: Supportive relationships with _________
  5. 12. Routines should accommodate individual
  6. 13. Relationships with Children: Quality Area ____
  7. 14. Educators should respond to children’s ______ cues (3,6).
  8. 16. Smoking when pregnant increases the risk of ____
  9. 17. Personalised comforting actions within routines are called
  10. 19. Routines should be predictable, flexible and ______.
  11. 22. Quality area ____ covers Children's Health and Safety
  12. 23. First psychologist to describe the theory of attachment: John ______
  13. 24. When sleeping, always keep babies head and ____ uncovered
  14. 25. Dim lighting helps babies ______ more easily
Down
  1. 2. Predictable sequences of actions in the day are called
  2. 3. A strong emotional bond between caregiver and baby is called
  3. 5. Baby cues are signs of how a baby is ______
  4. 7. Families are children’s first and most influential Predictable sequences of actions in the day are called
  5. 9. Responding to cues helps build trusting ______.
  6. 10. how many safe sleep recommentations are there?
  7. 11. Matching routines from home supports ______ of care
  8. 15. Gentle interactions help children feel ______ and secure
  9. 18. A baby rubbing their eyes is showing signs of ______.
  10. 20. what should meets Australian standard AS/NZS 2172:2003
  11. 21. Sleep baby in their ____ safe sleep space
  12. 23. A baby should always be placed on their ______ to sleep