Learner sabrina
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letting them speak and listening to them to create a bond
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Be open and create communication
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making sure you are listening to the child and building a relationship to take away their stress
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Taking time for myself when they leave. Getting lots of rest and finding hobbies outside of the child care.
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Make sure to really listen to the child’s needs. Figuring out their interest and play with them.
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Yes when there is any sort of emergencies or injuries.
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a crib with a firm mattress
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Creating a welcome song and having a chracteristic of the children in the song. Jumping around and dancing.
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You can make healthy habits fun with a reward system or a song
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I would welcome them and ensure that everything and every toy and activities planned out is safe and dangerous things will not be accused by children.
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I would contact the local law enforcement and CPS
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being too obsessed with screens
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Make sure everyone understands the conflict and brainstorming idea’s together to resolve it.
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3 things I would want to hear from my child are their successes, discoveries, and new interests. 3 things I fear are them getting hurt, them hurting others, and the provider not helping my child.
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it is important to know each child and what they specifically like I think to get a child engage you need to learn their interests and build connections off of that.
