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| Parents are anxious whenever they leave their small child in someone else's care. What if the caregiver doesn't understand what your child is asking for? Do they know the hand gesture for ball? Now, parents can rest easy with the "When I Say or Do This . . ." Child Communication and Safety Chart. |
| — Pregnancy Magazine, May 2004 |
| "When i say or do this" |
| "When i say or do this" helps babies trust their caregivers at a stage when they may be hesitant to leave Mom's arms. At this development level, babies are sorting through trust and mistrust issues that will be the foundation for future relationships. Part of the reason babies are upset when they have to be taken care of by a caregiver may be because babies become frustrated that their needs, sounds, gestures and routines may be interpreted differently. "When i say or do this" . . . allows babies a feeling of comfort when their caregiver can respond to their individual needs effectively. This fabulous chart helps babies keep to their familiar routines, which is crucial in developing babies to understand the world around them. |
| — Lori Prentice, Editor in Chief, Winning In Education Magazine. , August 2003 |
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