When Allowing Children to Hold Toys or Objects During Session

question 29

Multiple Choice

When allowing children to hold toys or objects during session, it is usually best to:

• A) Only offer the child toys that are developmentally appropriate.
• B) Tell children that they can only play with the toy/object for the first 10 minutes of session.
• C) Leave toys/objects out in your office and let children discover toys/objects on their own.
• D) Children shouldn't be playing with toys/objects during a therapy session.
• E) Both A and B

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