Author Question: If a toddler is reluctant to nap A) be patient but firm. B) pretend that you can't hear their ... (Read 64 times)

Sufayan.ah · **on:** Sep 11, 2018

If a toddler is reluctant to nap

A) be patient but firm.
B) pretend that you can't hear their objections and follow the classroom routine.
C) call their parents so the child can be taken home to nap.
D) lay on the floor and pretend to nap yourself and hope that the child mimics your behavior.
E) withhold a toy or favorite activity unless the child agrees to nap.

Question 2

Signs that a toddler is ready for a nap include

A) excessive hunger and slurred speech.
B) thumb sucking and a disinterest in toys.
C) yawning and looking outside more often than normal.
D) pulling of hair and running around the room excitedly.
E) All of these answers are correct.