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17 If the practitioner and parents agreeabout ways to manage behaviour, a childaged 3 years will be able toabcdunderstand hygiene routinesbe safe from abuse and bullyingbe confident in relating to adultsdevelop friendships with otherchildren18 It is important to provide individual spacefor children’s possessions toabcdkeep the setting tidygive each child privacyprotect children’s rightshelp each child to feel valued19 The effects of prejudice can result inchildren feeling1 lonely2 confident3 motivated4 insecurea 1,2 b 1,4c 2,3 d 3,422 What is the FIRST action if a practitionerstarts to suspect abuse to a child?abcdkeep an accurate recordtalk to the child's parentscontact Children's Servicesask the child some questions23 A practitioner can support a child whoexperiences bullying by1 helping the child to trust others2 creating opportunities fordiscussions to take place daily3 re-assuring the child that thesituation will soon improve4 maintaining a caring approachwhere the child feels valueda 1,2 b 1,4c 2,3 d 3,424 What is the BEST way to fill vacancies ina home-based childcare setting?abcdcontact local schoolsadvertise in the local areaproduce a colourful posterask parents to tell their friends20 A home-based practitioner is planning theday for three children aged between 1and 5 years from different families. It isMOST important to consider theabcdwishes of all the parentsresources available on that dayindividual needs of each childrequirements of the early yearscurriculum21 What may be a sign of physical abuse ofa child aged 12 months?25 The practitioner can maintain accuratefinancial records by1 estimating the possible income2 setting realistic fees for theservice3 recording income and expenditure4 keeping home and business costsseparatea 1,2 b 1,3c 2,4 d 3,4abcdthumb suckingfear of strangersaggressive behaviourbruising on the stomachTHE END© CACHE 4 DHC-L3 Test Paper Exemplar Paper 1