Why is a parent or caregiver respond to a baby's temperament so critical in terms of long-range child and adult development?

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A parent or caregiver respond to a baby's temperament so critical in terms of long-range child and adult development because temperament is rooted with a child's biology.

Explanation:

Temperament is the nature of a person or how they behave or show their emotions. Temperament can vary between the children, i.e each children has has different Temperament.

Its outcome can affect the children physically and mentally. Any parent or caregiver can direct you with techniques and methods of discipline that can help the children to do better.

It can be present in the child when they born but it is hard to identify in the first four months. If a baby's temperament is not responded in its early stage, then it can reflect in long terms along its adult development.

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