Purchasing non-toxic toys with rounded edges for toddlers is making certain that toys for this age group are:

Designed to stimulate imagination

Taking a preschooler on a nature walk and stopping to look closely at leaves, flowers, and birds is stimulating the child's intellectual development by:

Planning recreational activities that provide learning experiences

Asking child's advice about a particular situation

Answering questions in simple terms that children can understand

Allowing child to be included in household tasks

Saying to a 3 year old child "Please shut the door quietly" instead of "Don't slam the door" is communicating effectively by:

Using positive statements when giving instructions

Getting on child's eye level when speaking

Not teasing or making fun of the child

Avoiding criticism of child's ideas

Jane takes a toy from the backpack of another child. Her caregiver encourages her to return the toy to its owner and apologize for her actions. Jane's caregiver is _____.

Teaching the child to accept consequences of own actions

Encouraging the child to be independent

Being unrealistic in expectations from the child

Inflicting physical punishment to the child

William, age 4, consistently tells lies and fanciful tales. What would be the best way for a caregiver to handle the situation.

Help him understand the difference between the real and the unreal

Isolate him every time he tells a lie or fanciful tale

Make fun of his behavior in front of the other children

Tom, age 4, hits Bill during play time at a child care center. The two begin fighting. How should a caregiver handle the conflict?

Restrain both children until each calms down

Spank the child that started the fight

Do not allow either to have an afternoon snack

Encourage the other children to laugh at the misbehavior

Child Care EOC | Quizalize

Alberta child care

Family Child Care

Values of Child Care Services

Maternal Child Nursing Care (21st Century Maternity Nursing)

Which child show take care ?

NCM 107: CARE OF MOTHER &CHILD

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