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Mia Ddp Character Analysis

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Mia is developing normally for her age in social-emotional development such as demonstrating various skills and abilities in her observation. She demonstrated recognition of identity of self-own skills and accomplishments. (DRDP, pg. 17, 18) For example, Mia would often suggest games or ideas to other children or adults. Mia and her four-year-old cousin were playing together, and she suggests blowing bubbles in the backyard and said, “who can make the biggest bubble.” Both of them were playing bubbles and Mia said “I can make the biggest bubble,” “so I win.” Mia is aware of her abilities and skills are more advanced than her cousin and feels proud when completing a task. Mia has demonstrated measure two of the DRDP, which is “recognition of
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