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    - Infants prefer bottles at room temperature and should not be heated in the microwave or have warm water added directly to the bottle. - Cereal is typically introduced around 4-6 months, and baby food should be served using a spoon from a serving dish. - Centers must follow their own policies on feeding rather than parent requests, such as not allowing bottles to be propped.

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    - Infants prefer bottles at room temperature and should not be heated in the microwave or have warm water added directly to the bottle. - Cereal is typically introduced around 4-6 months, and baby food should be served using a spoon from a serving dish. - Centers must follow their own policies on feeding rather than parent requests, such as not allowing bottles to be propped.

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    Chapter 29 Programs for Infants and Toddlers Slide 14-23

    How do infants prefer their bottles? Slide 14


    Infants prefer their bottles at room temperature.

    What should you do when it is taken out of the refrigerator?


    Place it under a stream of warm running water.

    Can you heat a bottle in the microwave? Why or why not?


    You cant place a bottle in the microwave because its already at room temperature.
    When is cereal introduced?
    4-6 months
    What is the proper way to serve baby food?
    Use a spoon to remove the desired portion from the jar and put it in a serving dish.
    When feeding an infant should you follow the parents’ wishes or the center? Slide15
    You will have to follow center’s polices NO BOTTLE POPPING.
    Why can’t you prop a bottle even if the parent asks you to?
    Choking hazard and promotes ear infections and deprives the baby of the personal attention and
    social contact they need.

    Why is handwashing for toddlers important? Slide 16


    Many toddlers crawl on the floor and later use their hands to feel themselves
    Toddlers should be fed finger_____ Foods_______. Slide 16

    Define SIDS Slide 17


    Is a death of a healthy infant due to unexplained causes.
    What can you do to help prevent SIDS?
    Napping children should be on their back firm on the mattress.
    What types of toys should be included for infants and toddlers? Slide 18
    Need a range of equipment from soft blocks to puzzles
    Include picture books, story books, audio tapes, CD’s , dramatic play, props and puppets to
    promote language.
    Guard against over stimulation too many choices can overwhelm a child.

    What could happen if there are too many choices? Slide 18


    It would be able to be more confusing for the infants to think about the toys
    Safety is the number 1 consideration. Summarize the remaining 3 bullets Slide 19
    Check for sharp edges or points.
    Wooden toys should be smoothly sanded.
    Small toys with small parts should be avoided.
    What is nontoxic radiopaque plastic? Slide 20
    Plastic toys do not show up on a X-ray toy companies are now adding a special plastic to
    children’s toys.

    List 10 toys from the toy inventory list from multiple sections. Slide 21
    Dog mobile
    Farm animal mobile
    Shape mobile
    Ring activity gym
    Musical activity gym
    Large rubber beach balls
    Music box
    Drums
    Jingle bells
    Plush toys
    What do toddlers love to do? Slide 22
    Toddlers love to climb.
    What should you provide them with?
    Small slides
    Jungle gyms
    Sets of stairs
    What might they try to do on a slide?
    Climb on the slide in the opposite direction.

    Name 4 thinks that they may like or may appeal to them.


    They enjoy puppets
    They love water
    They like small wagons
    They like doll strollers
    What activity is the most time consuming?
    Staring
    What is approximately 1/5th of their time spent doing?
    Staring at a picture
    Another child
    A toy
    Or myself
    What is overfamiliarity?
    When an infant sees a toy over and over again and gets tired of looking at it

    What does the curriculum for infants and toddlers consist of and include? Slide 23
    The curriculum consists of simple basic activities it includes physical being fed cuddled rocked
    diapered and taken on walks.

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