Children's health care majors study children's development and education, as well as the theoretical and practical skills of children's health care. This major trains students to be responsible, caring and educating young children. The following will introduce the learning content of children's health care specialty in detail.

1, early childhood development and education

First, learn the laws of children's physical, intellectual, emotional, social and other aspects of development, and understand the development characteristics of different stages. Second, learn the theories and methods of early childhood education, and study how to design and implement educational activities suitable for early childhood development.

2. Infant health and safety

First, learn the knowledge of prevention and treatment of common diseases in children and master basic first aid skills. Second, learn children's safety knowledge and understand the safety management methods of children's living environment and activity places.

3. Child psychology

First, learn the theory and research methods of children's psychological development, and understand the identification and intervention of children's psychological problems. Second, learn the methods of children's behavior management and emotional adjustment, and cultivate the ability to solve children's psychological problems.

4. Kindergarten education practice

First, conduct field observation and practice to understand the specific processes and methods of preschool education practice. Second, learn the organization and management of early childhood education, including curriculum design, activity planning and home-school cooperation.

5, professional quality and professional ethics

First, cultivate students' professional quality, including communication ability, teamwork ability and professional ethics. Second, learn relevant laws, regulations and policies to understand the development and management requirements of the child-rearing industry.

To sum up, the major of infant care mainly studies infant development and education, infant health care and safety, infant psychology, kindergarten education practice, professionalism and professional ethics. By learning these contents, students will acquire the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of parenting, be responsible for, care for and educate their children, provide professional support and services for their healthy growth, and escort their growth.