Infant Model Classroom training video 5 Feeding

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This training video is part of a series created to assist Teachers in infant early learning centers. This training course will demonstrate a developmentally appropriate learning environment for an Infant classroom. At Dr. Day Care, we refer to this as a Model Classroom. From this training, you will learn about the typical routines and daily expectations in an infant classroom.
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She was a crying and she smiled proudly and hugged her tightly tightly smiled weakly smiled nervously smiled at her cheek and smiled weakly brown eyes and smiled

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Rida and I are in raven and crying crying to her eyes and errerr terrible and crying silently and she

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The bell bell rings red Eren bell Raya bell red ty try and err in raven mouth or

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The bell of bell rang bell Raya

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Leah Leah let me go and Raya and her

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That baby is so tiny...take her home. She needs her mommy!

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Parents often need to go to work and child care licensing (in Rhode Island at least) starts at 6 weeks old! :) There is no one solution for everyone, so we are happy we are able to offer options to our families.

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Dropping baby off at 6 weeks is extremely common. How else will a mother who works full-time and only gets a few months off be able to stay home?