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What does it usually mean when a two-year-old toddler clings to her teacher when her mother comes to pick her up? A: The toddler's home life is lacking in some important wa…

What does it usually mean when a two-year-old toddler clings to her teacher when her mother comes to pick her up? A: The toddler's home life is lacking in some important wa…
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What does it usually mean when a two-year-old toddler clings to her teacher when her mother comes to pick her up? A: The toddler's home life is lacking in some important way. B: The toddler is unhappy that her mother left her at all. C: The toddler prefers the center to her own home. D: The toddler prefers the teacher to her mother.

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B: The toddler is unhappy that her mother left her at all.

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