Which one of these situations is not appropriate for infant care within a group?

a. using the concepts of inclusion to include infants with special needs in the group.
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. creating a sense of security in each infant.
d. maintaining a schedule and not following the child's lead.

I would say A.  D may be a possibility too but its usually better to have positive reinforcement and to keep a schedule so that things are organized when completing activities

Yeah, the answer is definitely b.assuming that you're a high school student or middle school student, you probably don't need your parents' to pick out your clothes anymore. and i don't know how it works at other schools, but i know that at my high school, you don't get to pick the book you read for an english assignment. your teacher picks that. the decision of what after-school job i should get, i would definitely make with from my parents and other people that i trust. ultimately, the decision is up to me, but i would need advice from people who are more experienced.

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