NPP Week 11: Establishing Nurturing Bath Time and Bedtime Routines
Question 1
Bath time is typically not pleasant for children why?
Bath comes at the end of the day when parents and children are anxious.
Bath time in many families is a chore and is not fun.
Some children may have had a bad experience during a bath and associate all bath times with the bad time.
All of the above.
Question 2
To make bath time fun, I can ______.
Make it an on again, off again activity.
Make tubby time a daily routine.
Encourage children to play in the tub.
All of the above.
Both B and C
Question 3
What are some problems children experience when going to bed?
Listening to bedtime stories before bed.
Being put in the bed before they fall asleep.
Nighttime fears.
Taking a bath just before bed.
Question 4
Which is Not a myth about bedtime?
Children become spoiled through inconsistent rules and feelings of insecurity.
Paying attention to crying children will spoil them.
Children who occasionally sleep in their parents' bed will never want to leave.
They all are myths.
Question 5
It is ok to leave a child in the tub alone just for a quick second.
Question 6
Body exploration should be encouraged.
Question 7
Sleeping in a room previously used as a place of punishment is one problem associated with bedtime.
Question 8
Bedtime can be at anytime.
Question 9
It is good to put children in bed before they fall asleep.
Question 10
It doesn't matter what type of story you read to your child at night just a long as you read something to them.