Family Interview Paper Sample

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Child/Family Description Aidan is a very energetic and friendly child, he enjoys meeting new people and playing with his family. He is reaching all of the expected developmental milestones for his age and soon, he is going to be enrolled in a preschool. He is currently learning how to count and he is also learning the ABC’s. He has never had any evaluations or therapies because he is doing so well. Aidan is currently 3 years old and lives with his mother, father, and older brother. His mother, Andrea, age 23, is currently enrolled at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG) and is working to get her Bachelors degree in elementary education. During the afternoon, she works at The Children’s Center of Asheboro as a second shift teacher for 3-4 year olds. His father, Rene, 24, is also enrolled at UNCG and is working to get a bachelor’s degree in computer science. He also has a job; he works at Dunham’s in Asheboro. Aidan’s parents have been together for 8 years, and have lived together for 7 years. Although they have lived together for 7 years, they are not married. This CPR report was developed by using the Family-Focused Interview Questionnaire with Aiden’s mother, Andrea. Family Resources …show more content…

Since Andrea is in school for elementary education, she knows a lot about child development. She is always making sure that Aidan is reaching the expected developmental milestones for his age and works with him to learn new skills that are appropriate for his age. Also, the family receives help from the children’s grandparents during the week when they need someone to watch the children. Occasionally the couple’s schedules collide and they are unable to take care of the boys, when this occurs they reach out to Andrea’s grandmother or Rene’s parents to take care of the children until they get out of their job or

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