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What is a characteristic of cooperative play?
What is a characteristic of cooperative play?
What is the minimum amount of in-school physical activity government policy requires for elementary school students?
What is the minimum amount of in-school physical activity government policy requires for elementary school students?
Which of the following is NOT one of the major safety guidelines for toys?
Which of the following is NOT one of the major safety guidelines for toys?
What is an I-message?
What is an I-message?
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What should be child-proofed to ensure safety?
What should be child-proofed to ensure safety?
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How might the mimicry of behavior by children backfire?
How might the mimicry of behavior by children backfire?
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What is the primary purpose of nutrition warnings on food products?
What is the primary purpose of nutrition warnings on food products?
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What defines parallel play among children?
What defines parallel play among children?
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Which method is NOT one of the four strategies of product placement?
Which method is NOT one of the four strategies of product placement?
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What does the phrase 'eye-level is buy level' imply in retail?
What does the phrase 'eye-level is buy level' imply in retail?
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What is the purpose of circle time in educational settings?
What is the purpose of circle time in educational settings?
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Which type of play is characterized by its ability to foster critical thinking and creativity?
Which type of play is characterized by its ability to foster critical thinking and creativity?
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What type of toy is most suitable for a child in the 'toddling' stage of development?
What type of toy is most suitable for a child in the 'toddling' stage of development?
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Which form of play involves children playing alongside each other but not directly interacting?
Which form of play involves children playing alongside each other but not directly interacting?
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During which stage of development are children encouraged to engage in activities like running and climbing?
During which stage of development are children encouraged to engage in activities like running and climbing?
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Which country has implemented a ban on cartoon characters appearing on food products?
Which country has implemented a ban on cartoon characters appearing on food products?
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What is considered physical abuse towards a child?
What is considered physical abuse towards a child?
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What does neglect specifically involve?
What does neglect specifically involve?
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How can cultural norms lead to miscommunication between a child and caregiver?
How can cultural norms lead to miscommunication between a child and caregiver?
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What is one example of emotional abuse?
What is one example of emotional abuse?
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Which of the following best defines family violence in relation to children?
Which of the following best defines family violence in relation to children?
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What is a key reason why babies under 6 months should not drink water?
What is a key reason why babies under 6 months should not drink water?
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What is colostrum often referred to as?
What is colostrum often referred to as?
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How often should newborn babies be fed?
How often should newborn babies be fed?
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What is one of the major food allergens that should be introduced cautiously to toddlers?
What is one of the major food allergens that should be introduced cautiously to toddlers?
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Why should treat foods not be used as rewards for children?
Why should treat foods not be used as rewards for children?
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Which food group should we eat the least, according to the new food guide?
Which food group should we eat the least, according to the new food guide?
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What changes the color of breast milk during feeding?
What changes the color of breast milk during feeding?
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Why should toddlers not be allowed to eat popcorn or marshmallows unsupervised?
Why should toddlers not be allowed to eat popcorn or marshmallows unsupervised?
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What is necessary for a person intending to work with children regarding certifications?
What is necessary for a person intending to work with children regarding certifications?
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In Ontario, what is a feature of licensed child care providers?
In Ontario, what is a feature of licensed child care providers?
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What is the primary function of emergent curriculum in child education?
What is the primary function of emergent curriculum in child education?
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What is defined as unconscious bias?
What is defined as unconscious bias?
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At what adult to child ratio should infants (under 18 months) be cared for?
At what adult to child ratio should infants (under 18 months) be cared for?
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What is the duty to report regarding suspected child abuse?
What is the duty to report regarding suspected child abuse?
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Which of the following is a sign of verbal fluency?
Which of the following is a sign of verbal fluency?
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What distinguishes emotional abuse from other types of abuse?
What distinguishes emotional abuse from other types of abuse?
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Study Notes
Infant Nutrition
- Babies cannot drink water until 6 months old. Water lacks nutritional value.
- Newborn babies need to be fed every 2-3 hours, with 8-12 feedings per day.
- A newborn's stomach is about the size of a cherry.
- Colostrum, a yellowish liquid, is the first milk produced by mothers. It is rich in antibodies to protect babies from infections.
Breast Milk Variations
- Breast milk can change color based on a mother's diet.
- Green milk can result from a mother consuming spinach or kale.
- Deep yellow or orange milk can be a result of eating carrots or squash.
- A pinkish or reddish tint might indicate a small amount of blood in the milk.
Teething
- Babies typically start teething between 6 and 12 months old.
Choking Prevention
- Ensure baby food is pureed or mashed to prevent choking hazards.
Introducing Allergens
- Introduce potential allergens one at a time.
Food Groups (Old vs. New)
- The old food guide had 4 food groups (vegetables/fruits, grains, milk, meat).
- The new food guide has 3 food groups (vegetables/fruits, grains, protein foods).
Popcorn and Marshmallows
- Toddlers should not be unsupervised when eating popcorn or marshmallows due to choking risk.
Food Promotion Strategies
- Companies use bright colors, targeted media, freebies, and collectables, to attract children.
Food Product Regulations
- Mexico has banned cartoon characters on food products.
Nutrition Warnings
- Nutrition labels often include warnings about allergens like nuts and soy to alert those with allergies.
Store Placement
- Products with higher profit margins are typically placed near checkout stands.
Sensory Play
- Sensory play engages tactile and sensory awareness through activities like playing with sand, water, and textured materials.
Constructive Play
- Constructive play fosters critical thinking and creativity using building blocks, art supplies, and other materials.
Physical Play
- Enhances coordination and health with activities like running, climbing, jumping, and swimming.
Imaginative Play
- Fosters storytelling and social skills through role-play with dolls, pretend cooking, and other interactive activities.
Types of Play
- Solitary play involves children playing by themselves.
- Onlooker play is when children watch others play.
- Parallel play is when children play side-by-side but do not interact with each other.
- Cooperative play is when children play together with a shared goal.
- Symbolic play involves using objects as something else (e.g. using a block as a car).
Child Development Stages
- Toys for different developmental stages of a child (e.g., hand-to-mouth, exploring).
Healthy Development
- Children need at least 20 minutes of physical activity per school day as per government guidelines
Health Concerns and Physical Activity
- Physical activity is crucial to prevent issues like obesity and heart disease; diabetes.
Child-proofing
- Safely securing potentially harmful items in a household such as sharp corners and electrical outlets is part of child-proofing.
Parental Mimicry
- Children are prone to mimicking behaviors, including those that could lead to inappropriate behaviors (like hurtful words)
I-Messages
- I-messages are a way to express feelings constructively.
Circle Time
- Circle time occurs in preschools and elementary schools. Students participate in activities based on books or stories.
Effective Reading Strategies
- Effective reading involves engaging with children by using expressive voices and asking open-ended questions.
Flipped Learning in Curriculum
- Emergent curriculum allows children to follow their interests rather than a strict schedule, changing the typical teacher-student relationship in favor of a collaborative and interest-based approach.
Child Care Types
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In Ontario, child care can be licensed or unlicensed.
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Licensed child care centres are overseen by licensed agencies.
Ratios in Child Care
- The ratio of adults to children in child care settings varies from setting to setting.
Responsibility for Reporting
- If a person suspects child abuse they are obligated to report it, whereas it is not the responsibility of the person reporting it to prove abuse
Child Abuse
- Physical, emotional, and sexual abuse.
Neglect/Family Violence
- Failing to meet a child's basic needs (food, shelter, etc.).
Cultural Differences and Interactions
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Cultural differences can lead to conflicts due to varied expectations and understandings around appropriate behavior.
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Cultural norms surrounding eye contact or other communication can be misinterpreted.
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This quiz covers essential information about infant nutrition, including feeding schedules, the importance of colostrum, breast milk variations, and choking prevention. You'll also learn about teething and introducing allergens to your baby's diet. Perfect for new parents looking to expand their knowledge on baby care.
