Sigmund Freud's Psychosexual Development Case Study

Introduction
Sigmund Freud was a Viennese physician who developed his psychosexual theory of development through his work with emotionally troubled adults. Now considered controversial and largely outdated, his theory is based on the idea that parents play a crucial role in managing their children's sexual and aggressive drives during the first few years of life in order to foster their proper development. (Boundless, n.d.)
In this assignment I would like to highlight the stages of psychosexual development and how parents and child’s have reaction in these stages.
Freud's psychosexual theory of development
In Freudian psychology, psychosexual development is a central element of the psychoanal ytic sexual drive theory,

Parents and child’s response in the stages of psychosexual development theory According to Freud that all Children are born with powerful sexual urges. In learning to control these urges they learn right from wrong and acquire socialization skills. Freud believed that most people would successfully meet the challenge of each stage and move to the next. He also believed that some people did not successfully meet the challenges of a stage and became fixated or obsessed with that stage and thus their development was hindered. Here I’m going to highlight the child’s reaction with their parents in each stage of psychosexual theory.
Oral Stage: - During the first year of life, the mouth is site of sexual and aggressive gratification. An infant’s life centers on his mouth. One of the first objects out there that provides and infant with oral satisfaction is his mother’s breast. The mother’s breast is a

But eventually all infants have to be weaned from their mothers breast. If the infant fails to wean, or is weaned harshly or incompletely, he will become fixated at the oral stage. He will develop an oral character in which he will feel dominated by
Psychosexual theory of development
HAWWA SAAMA 3959, Adolescence and learning, assignment 1 BEDPM Mandhu College 4 feelings of dependency and hopelessness. The infant seeks gratification through sucking, biting and feeding. Parents have to not to stop child doing these actions, otherwise the persons fixated at the oral stage attempt to satisfy oral needs and are prone to disorders such as alcoholism As we successfully overcome the challenge of weaning and gaining control over our ability to satisfy our oral desires, we move to the next stage of development.
Anal Stage: - Freud emphasized the control over defecating as the pleasure center from 18 months to 3 years old. The central conflict for toddlers if control. Kids in this stage want the ability to poop whenever they want and wherever they want. Like in their pants! But the reality that they have to hold it in. parents give toilet training in this stage. Parents have to clean