Question

.. How do you decide what's enough stress for an infant or toddler?

A. Include a little more detrimental stress each time in each situation until the child becomes acclimated to handle heavier loads of "bad" stress
B. Alleviate the stress as soon as it's detected. Infants/toddler stress isn't healthy at any level
C. Stay calm, watch the child's actions, and try to imagine what the child is feeling
D. Let the child manage the stress by him or herself without interfering

Answer 1

C. Stay calm, watch the child's actions, and try to imagine what the child is feeling

Step-by-step explanation:

Infants and toddlers are not able to communicate their feelings and emotions effectively. Caregivers need to observe the child's actions and body language to understand what the child is feeling. By staying calm and observant, caregivers can provide the right amount of support to help the child manage stress.

Answer 2

B

Step-by-step explanation: