Question

Which statement is not an example of appropriate infant caregiver behavior?

Infant caregivers greet infants and their parents warmly each morning.

Infant caregivers do not allow infants to touch each other.

Infant caregivers learn and watch for each infant's cues.

Infant caregivers spend most of the day holding and touching infants.

Answer 1

The care giver touching and holding the baby most of the day. The baby needs to rest, that and the caregiver should always be clean, if the caregiver is sick or busy the baby could get harm done to them. they are fragile and have an even more fragile immune system

Answer 2

Answer:

Infant caregivers spend most of the day holding and touching infants

Explanation:

Touch is fundamental to the baby's physical and psychic development, and is essential to its adaptation to the world. Whether changing babies' diapers, bathing or even a massage routine, loving touch at any stage of the baby contributes greatly to their physical, mental and motor development. However, holding and touching the baby all the time is not healthy.

The baby must explore and have contact with the universe around him so that he develops his perception and has some autonomy. Child caregivers should let babies explore their environment, not spend all the time touching and holding them. However, they should always watch as babies explore the environment to prevent them from doing dangerous things.