Which one of these situations is not appropriate for infant care within a group? a. maintaining a schedule and not following the child's lead. b. adhering to the child-to-adult ratio for the age group, giving careful attention that the noise level and stimulation is kept to a minimum. c. using the concepts of inclusion to include infants with special needs in the group. d. creating a sense of security in each infant.

A. Maintaining a schedule and not following the child's lead.

When taking care of an infant, the most important thing to remember is that care should be based around the infant's needs. Option B adresses this concern, as it states that carers should pay attention to noise level and stimulation. Option C also encourages paying attention to the child by helping infants with special needs feel included. Option D, similarly, focuses on the child by providing a sense of security in the infants. However, option A does not consider the needs of infants, and in fact, prioritizes those of adults.

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