Infant/Toddler Unit: Size of the problem

You are in an infant classroom. You have an infant who cries every time you put them in tummy time. What is the size of this problem?

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• Not a problem

You are in an infant classroom. The baby has been crying for 10 minutes after the parents dropped it off.

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• Not a problem

You are in an infant classroom. The baby has a small diaper rash.

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• Not a problem

You are in an infant classroom. The baby spit up all over their clothes soaking them. They have new clothes in their cubby.

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• Not a problem

You are in an infant classroom. The baby's finger got pinched in the side of the crib. You put ice on it. It is a little bruised.

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• Not a problem

You are in a toddler classroom. One toddler bit another toddler.

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• Not a problem

You are in a toddler classroom. One toddler's eye is red and getting crusty. Your head teacher says she thinks its pink eye.

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• Not a problem

You are in a toddler classroom. You were taking the toddlers on a walk and now you cannot find one of them.

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• Not a problem

You are in a toddler classroom. One of the toddler's fell off the top of the slide on their arm. They cant move it and they are screaming.

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• Not a problem

You are in a toddler classroom. Two of the Carbon Monoxide alarms are going off in your daycare. You have a bad headache and all of the toddlers seem very tired way before nap time.

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• Not a problem