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10 How can the practitioner BEST help a childaged 3 years to settle into the home-basedsetting?abcdreassure and comfort the childtalk to the parent at home timelet the child play without interruptionask another child to play with thischild11 What will help to ensure effectivecommunication with parents?1 value parents' opinions2 help parents to feel welcome3 encourage parents to telephoneregularly4 write down all conversations withparentsa 1,2 b 1,4c 2,3 d 3,412 How should the practitioner prepare for apossible change in the routine of a child aged3 years?1 make a poster about the new routine2 change the routine for one day aweek3 involve the child in planning the newroutine4 discuss the new routine with thechild's parentsa 1,2 b 1,3c 2,4 d 3,413 The BEST ways to support children andparents during the settling-in period are1 planning and implementing the sameroutine for each child2 explaining to parents that childrensettle quickly when they are left at asetting3 having flexible arrangements to meetthe needs of individual children andtheir parents4 acknowledging that parents may havefeelings of loss when they areseparated from their childrena 1,2 b 1,4c 2,3 d 3,414 A framework for behaviour is MOST likelyto help a child aged 3 years toabcdfeel securelearn through playenjoy outdoor activitiesunderstand daily routines15 How can the practitioner BEST respond tosome unwanted behaviour in a child aged 5years?abcdreassure the childdiscipline the childchange the play activitiesdiscuss the incident with the child16 A baby aged 6 months is distressed during thetransition to a new carer. The practitioner canBEST help the baby byabcdgiving regular praise andencouragementagreeing consistent care routines withthe parentsstaying with the baby at all times toreduce anxietyproviding stimulating experiences topromote development