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This 24 page paper answers a range of question considering the safety and well being of children when in the care of any form of child services. The paper starts by looking at the way play and different play tools may help children come to terms with stressful events. The paper also looks at how stress of parting with a parent when first going to playgroup may be minimised, the dangers to children of the contents of a handbag, in bedrooms and in kitchens and dining rooms, the care needing to be taken for nappy changing faculties, space needed for children indoors and outdoors, where different types of supplies such be stored and the need to provide shade. Where regulations are quoted concerning pace and shade they are the regulations of New South Wales. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
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different types of play that may help a child process events using play as an emotional outlet and allow them to feel in control and also prepare them for events
that w8ll occur (Marion, 2003) Stressful Event Play activity Birth of a new baby The play activity here may be the tradition mothers and fathers, with
children able to take on the role of a parent, either in couple of individually. There are a range of dolls that can be used to simulate feeding and nappy
wetting to allow the children to change nappies, such as the Tiny Tears doll. This is a very natural progression of play, and the children may inform you of why
the baby is crying, such as it is hungry, it needs a nappy change or it wants a cuddle, baby may also be naughty, and this may reveal the childs
fears. This is a free form of play and can help the child adjust to the idea of a baby so they will not be jealous or resentful.
Moving house Moving house can be stressful, but games such as packing up to move between play houses are playgroup, using boxes or suitcases, allow the child to pack their
toys and then unpack them. Games such as moving may also be re arranging play furniture for a new room. Other approaches may also involve the drawing of what
they want the new room might look like, or storytelling of a child that was moving house during a story time. Hospitalisation Doctors and nurses may start with a
dressing up box with stethoscopes or the setting up of a toy hospital. The children can play at being the doctors or nurses, or if they want they may also
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