Rest Time and Naptime: Tips on What Works and What Doesn't (4.2)

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Every child needs down time, but not necessarily naptime.

true

Decide which of the following statements is CORRECT:

When it comes to rest time, consideration for each child is important.

Playing soothing music to napping children is most effective when childcare providers select different music each day.

false

It’s important to place toys and other items low enough on shelves so that all children can get to them

false

Massaging the palm of a child’s hand can also be very relaxing.

true

Decide which of the following statements is NOT correct:

Another child care provider recommends always playing music at a very low volume.

Case Study: You have approximately 20 children that take naps at your center daily. However, Sally, Jenny and Bobby seem to struggle the most when waking up. They often wake up throwing their body around violently. Clearly, they are cranky. You are trying to find a way to allow everyone to wake up more calmly to reduce the stress at your center. You tried playing more upbeat music, but that hasn’t helped. What strategies will you use to help these 3 children wake up more calmly and less crabby? What activities will the children take part in after waking up?