When Parents' Requests Differ from Caregivers' Usual Practices, Caregivers Should

question 2

Multiple Choice

When parents' requests differ from caregivers' usual practices, caregivers should

• A) ignore the request as not developmentally appropriate.
• B) tell the parents why these are not good ideas.
• C) Neither ignore the request as not developmentally appropriate or tell the parents why these are not good ideas.
• D) Both ignore the request as not developmentally appropriate or tell the parents why these are not good ideas.

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