Toddlers' Refusal Behaviors and Caretakers' Interventions in the Scene of Changing Diapers :

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  • 乳幼児のオムツ交換場面における子どもと保育者の対立と調整
  • 乳幼児のオムツ交換場面における子どもと保育者の対立と調整--家庭と保育所の比較
  • ニュウヨウジ ノ オムツ コウカン バメン ニ オケル コドモ ト ホイクシャ ノ タイリツ ト チョウセイ カテイ ト ホイクジョ ノ ヒカク
  • ―家庭と保育所の比較―
  • A Comparative Analysis of Home and Nursery School

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Previous research has focused only on the aspects of toddlers' excretion independence time and diaper performance. However, such research has paid little attention to communication between toddlers and caretakers while children's diapers are being changed. This research analyzed the actual activity of changing diapers at nursery school and at home using videos to examine and identify different types of communication between child and caretaker. Caretakers at home checked diapers by directly touching toddlers more frequently than caretakers at nursery school. When changing diapers, toddlers resisted their caretakers at home more than at nursery school. The caretakers at home were also using more various ways to change diapers. Toddlers were using the time during diaper changing to attract their parents' attention and to exert some control over them. It was concluded that toddlers easily distinguish between their parents and nursery school caretakers, and change their attitudes accordingly and to their advantage.

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