Unit 4 development stage-Describe physical, intellectual, emotional and social development for each of the life stages of an individual [P1,M1,D1
Then 7 different stages are shown below, the life stages: * Conception * Pregnancy * Birth and infancy * Adolescence * Adulthood * Older Adulthood * Final Stages
Conception
Conception is the action of conceiving a child or of one being conceived, everyone is conceived in the same way, they develop from the moment the sperm penetrates into the egg which is found in the ovary of a women, once this occurs the egg is dropped, and the egg starts to develop. A fertile women usually produces one egg cell each month, roughly two weeks after the last menstrual cycle. The cell travels from the ovary along the fallopian tube towards the uterus. If sexual intercourse has been taken place while the egg is in the fallopian tube there can be a possibility of conception. Just one sperm can fertilise the egg. Many eggs are lost without a women knowing that fertilisation ever happened. Each month inside the ovaries a group of eggs start to grow small fluid-filled sacs called filicides. Eventually one of the eggs erupts from the follicle (ovulation) it usually happens 2 weeks before the period.
Pregnancy
Pregnancy starts when the sperm infiltrates an egg, balanced and a half days change the single treated egg cell begins to isolate. Following a couple of days there are sufficient new cells to make to make the treated egg the extent of a pin head. The egg goes through the uterus' covering where it then gets to be secured. The creating gathering of cells is presently called an Embryo. The fetus gets appended to the uterus' mass by a placenta. Once the developing life is joined to the uterus divider a concoction sign prevents the ladies from having another menstrual period. Following eight weeks the incipient organism may have developed to somewhere around 3 and 4cm, it has an unmistakable pulse and the eyes' beginnings and ears, mouth legs and arms. At this stage the developing living being is currently called a hatchling.

There are 3 trimesters during pregnancy, where the body starts forming.
Trimesters: The pregnancy is divided in three trimesters these are all different stages when the baby grows. They all have many emotional and physical happenings in the time the women is pregnant. Every stage in the trimesters has a major development. A pregnancy is considered a full term 40 weeks.

First Trimester (0 to 13 Weeks)
In the first trimester all main limbs and organs are formed, eyes, heart, arms, legs. The first trimester is the most important stage for the baby’s development. During this time the baby’s body structure and organ system is developed. Many miscarriages and birth defects occur during this period. The body of the pregnant women also undergoes major changes during the first trimester. These changes can often cause a variety of symptoms, including morning sickness, fatigue breast tenderness. Although these are usual everyone’s body is different

Second Trimester (14 to 26 Weeks)
During the second trimester, all the sickness will be fading and the mother will be a lot more energetic. The baby will start to move, and you can find out the sex. However the mother here might experience new patterns like back pains, leg cramps ect.

Third Trimester (27 to 40 Weeks)
This is the final stage of the pregnancy, some of the physical symptoms you can experience during the third trimester may include: * Shortness of breath * Urinary incontinence * Varicose veins * Sleeping problems
Many of these symptoms come from the increase in the size of your uterus, which expands from approximately 2 ounces before pregnancy to 2.5 at the time of birth.

Introduction
Diana- Born July 1st 1961, died in a car crash July 31st 1997. Got married to Prince Charles, she had two children Prince Harry and Prince Charles. She did a lot of charitable work and volunteering.

Pregnancy stage
Social- When the mother is pregnant the people around and society will start treating her differently, and help her out when needed.

Physical- Pregnancy starts when the sperm enters an egg, coordinated and a half days modify the single prepared egg cell begins to divide. Following a couple of days there are sufficient new cells to make to make the treated egg the size of a pin head. The egg goes through the uterus' covering. The collection of the cells is called the embryo.
Emotional- Babies are known to start emotional development around about sixth months of pregnancy, at this time a baby’s hearing has developed nearly all the way, and the baby is much more conscious of its surroundings inside the womb. During this stage of pregnancy, a baby also starts moving. A mother can probably feel kicks and movement on a regular basis, and the baby may even begin to respond to voices, singing or music with a kick or push in the womb.
Intellectual: when a women is pregnant the body changes its way, it starts to look after the bay as well as the mother. The brain will recognise that there is a baby in the mother and it will help it survive by making sure the baby gets the right nutrients it needs.

0-3 years
Social-Infants are very intrigued by appearances and soon get the opportunity to recognize their fundamental carer. At 6 months old they can tell individuals they know from outsiders. They get to be bashful with individuals which they don’t know. Up to 2 years, babies play alone. By 2 years babies play close to other kids yet don't know how to play with them. By 2½ years babies are intrigued by other kids playing, may join in for a couple of minutes, yet have no clue how to share toys. By 3 they play with other youngsters. They can then adapt to being far from their carer for a couple of hours so for Diana she would have been smiling and opening her eyes to her mother and father. She would laugh and play as she would recognise it’s her mother.
Emotionally: Small children don’t have much power over their bodies and don’t have many emotions. As they get older they expand on the amount of emotions and their responses.. A baby around 5 months old might start to become bashful in front of strangers and for example a 2 year old child may show they are jealous of a sibling. At 1-2 years an child cannot control how they then react to their emotions and will usually get angry, when getting to around 3 they understand a little more. When Diana was a few months old she was a cheerful baby and she loved to play with her sisters and father. When she got a little older she started to make a noise and cry, and by six months she would have started rolling over.
Intellectually: When Diana was 6 months she used to do the usual steps baby’s go through, e.g. focus and follow moving objects with their eyes, have different cries to express hunger, anger, and pain. Turn to locate the source of sounds. Study her hands and feet. Forget about the objects she cannot see or reach, explore things by putting them in her mouth.

Physical: When she was born on July the 1st she was a healthy baby.

4-9 years
Social: By the age of 4, kids need other youngsters to play with. They see how to alternate. They can be isolated from their fundamental carer without trouble. By 5 years of age youngsters are going to class, meeting loads of new kids and picking their own companions. They co-work with other youngsters in amusements and comprehend rules and reasonableness. Since youngsters see more about how others are feeling it turns out to be more imperative for them to have the endorsement of other kids. Diana would have gone through these stages also father and mother got a divorce while she was 8 years old and her father got custody over them they lived with their father.

Physically: Physical growth in children is a lot more gradual than infancy, although they do have a sudden growth spurt at 5-7. Starting from 5 years children develop their Physical skills so they will start to ride a bike, learn to swim, take part in activities, Diana would have gone through this stage also at this age Diana learnt how to swim and she was very good at this, she also took part in ballet classes as she really enjoyed it.
Emotionally: Unfortunately at the age of 6 Diana’s parents split up and got divorced. It was taken to court and the father got custody over the kids, this left Diana very emotional. Diana also says how she remembers hearing the crunch of her mother’s footsteps on the gravel outside as she left the house. Which her father put her in.
Young children start there life they will smile and make noises to attract adults. It may be the case that infants have an in-built need to make a relationship that will tie or bond them with their carer. The nature of ‘bonding’ was emphasised originally by John Bowlby, who believed that the success of this process could have a major effect on the quality of the whole of the rest of a person’s
Intellectual: She wasn’t getting very good grades at school as she wasn’t very bright, this was hard for her as she went through a lot at home, as well as school building up on her.

10-18
Social: By the age of 4, kids need other youngsters to play with. They see how to alternate. They can be isolated from their fundamental carer without trouble. By 5 years of age youngsters are going to class, meeting loads of new kids and picking their own companions. They co-work with other youngsters in amusements and comprehend rules and reasonableness. Since youngsters see more about how others are feeling it turns out to be more imperative for them to have the endorsement of other kids. For Diana She had dreams to become a ballet dancer but at 5 feet 8 she was too tall. On the academic front Diana, as not bright and eventually failed all her O Levels.

Emotionally: She would have hit puberty at this stage, many body changes and teenage phases she would be experiencing many different things.
Physical: Girls often start puberty between the ages of 11 and 13 this depends on every person. Generally girls tend to start puberty at the age of 13 or older however for boys puberty tends to starts later, often at the age of 13 or 15. Puberty is a development stage which prevents the body for sexual reproduction. So Diana would have experienced a growths pert at this stage, and would have gone through the general stages of puberty
Girl’s sexual development during puberty includes the enlargement of the breasts and the development of the pubic hair, increased fat layers under the skin and the start of the
Intellectual: Diana got her first job as a nanny for the Robertson’s, an American family living in London. Diana was working as a kindergarten assistant at the Young England Kindergarten.

19-40 years Social: When young adults leave home, they have to develop new types of relationships. They may have a partner or get married, all this means making decisions, accepting responsibility & sharing. Relationships with parents change. Starting a job involves developing working relationships. Formal relationships like those at work where certain rules have to be followed and informal relationships such as friends – casual or social relationships. Diana met her Future spouse Prince Charles the relationship created as he welcomed her for a cruising weekend. At that point she got welcomed on November 1980 to the Royal Family's Scottish habitation, to spend time with his mom. Woman Diana was all around loved by the queen. Ruler Charles proposed on 6 February 1981, and Lady Diana acknowledged, the wedding was then on the July 29th 1981 the couple drew a great deal of attention.
Emotional: She gave birth to two boys Prince William and Prince in the 1980s. However she got a divorce late 90s to Prince Charles she was suffering from great depression, and bulimia.
Intellectual: After her wedding to the Prince of Wales, Diana became involved in the duties of the Royal Family. She had her first tour with the Prince Charles it was visit to Wales in October 1981. Diana’s first visit on her own was overseas.
Physical: Young adults are now usually at the peak of their physical performance. It is the part where a person’s life starts to really form individuals meet people relationships are formed in Diana’s case she would have married prince charming she would have had 2 kids.She did a lot of charity works, visiting ill people over the world, leading campaigns for animal protection. She also helped with youth, drug addicts and the elderly. She helped at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children. Diana became the charity's first patron in 1992 and helped them to raise over £1 million.
40-65 years
Physical- If Dianna was still alive at this point her body would have slowed down and she would have become very weak, it would stop her from doing a lot of activity she wouldn’t be able to travel and volunteering in helping as many people. Many people retire from work at this age and start to relax as the body can start to form problems such as stroke or cancer or breathing probelms
Social- At this stage socially people retire, they start to talk to more family members as they may have the time to socialize. Also if Diana was alive she may have formed strong relationships, and may even had grandchildren.
Intellectual- The mind and brain would have slowed down also many people around this age may get dementia.
Emotionally-