CHCECE005 - Responding Positively and Respectfully To Children's Comments

[MiaaLee]

I have been stuck on this question for awhile now can someone give me some examples or an idea of how to answer this
For each of the scenarios below, write how you respond positively and respectfully to children's comments, questions and requests for assistances

1. 0-2 years old: Child is pointing and grunting at their special blanket that is out of reach
2. 3-3 years old: A little girl during playtimes says very seriously "my mummy hurts me when she brushes my hair"
3. 3-5 years old: A child asks whilst playing in the outdoor environment asks "why is the sky blue"

[Lorina]

Example:

1 - HI! I can see you're trying to tell me something! Let me see if I can help you.. It seems like you are wanting your special blanket. let me get it for you. There you are!

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Lorina

[MiaaLee]

Thank you i was thinking along them lines i was just abit unaware of how to respond to the girl that mum hurts her hair when she brushes it

[Sandeep29]

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[Sandeep29]

3-3 years old: A little girl during playtimes says very seriously "my mummy hurts me when she brushes my hair" write how to respond positively and respectfully to children's comments,questions and requests for assistence

[Lorina]

3-3 years old: A little girl during playtimes says very seriously "my mummy hurts me when she brushes my hair" write how to respond positively and respectfully to children's comments,questions and requests for assistence

LOL... Sounds exactly what my daughter would say! You could explain that it's important to keep hair healthy and clean and one way to do this is through brushing hair. Otherwise, it becomes knotty and damaged. Maybe you could suggest something the girl could do to while mum brushes her hair to distract her...

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Lorina

[Sandeep29]

thanks Lorina for help....

[Lorina]

You're welcome!

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Lorina