Infant Model Classroom training video 7 Sleeping

[@jleigh7792]

I've worked in this field for a little over 20 years. I've spend these years working for one company. Its amazing how much you learn and watching them grow. Plenty of patience and consistency. Such a rewarding job.

[@marcellamccormack6231]

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[@Bnatural222]

To things the right way in a classroom you would need 3-4 teachers

[@tiffanyjohnson172]

Facts. 4 babies to 1 teacher is insanity for everyone.

[@DrDayCareRI]

We definitely agree you need to stay in ratio and have multiple teachers! This video is a snapshot of an infant's day at a child care center. In Rhode Island, the ratio is 4 infants to 1 teachers, with a maximum of 8 infants per classroom. So the classroom shown would have at least 2 teachers. We couldn't show everything or you'd be here for hours! :)

[@jackiemackenzie561]

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[@Lovelyyme]

I would never put a baby in daycare that small

[@DrDayCareRI]

Many parents have to return to work and Rhode Island regulations permit infants at 6 weeks to attend child care. Every family's needs are different, we are here to support the families that need our services. :)

[@Annicamd]

At my school Toddlers starts as soon as the child turns 1...it seems crazy to me to have kids who can walk and run around in the same room as itty bitty babies

[@DrDayCareRI]

Many of our centers do have multiple infant classrooms for different ages, but as Rhode Island regulations are 6 weeks - 18 months in an infant classroom, we chose to focus on best practices that hopefully are useful to everyone! :)

[@matthewgreen8334]

There's one thing that I would like to say about the video that you guys made. At 05:32, NEVER SHOULD YOU EVER PLACE THE CHILD BY A WOODEN CRIB. The Crib could easily fall over and the child could easily suffer from SIDS which means Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. But I like this video though. Thank you.

[@DrDayCareRI]

Thanks for sharing your feedback! Our state regulations require we use the cribs you see in the video. Glad you enjoyed the video, hope it was helpful.

[@saramations]

Fall over, from what? Also, it wouldn’t be death from sids if a crib crushed them.

[@matthewgreen8334]

@@saramations Yes it can.

[@jazzyg6059]

@@saramations lol, theyre confused

[@rudyzuniga3316]

Wow that's awesome

[@serenajean5944]

For emalee at 4:40 ish it says “pacifier? No” on the crib .. yet she has a paci 🤨

[@VLH92]

It also says sleepsack? Yes but she isn't in one this form may have been filled out at an earlier point and laminated therefore meaning they can't change the info on it yet the parents may have changed their mind it happens

[@DrDayCareRI]

Good eye! We were borrowing the space for the day of filming, so not everything matched up perfectly since we aren't film experts! :)

[@eliwahuhi]

What if they get cold?☹

[@DrDayCareRI]

State regulations prohibit blankets in cribs, to reduce the risk of SIDS and accidental suffocation.

[@BondwithMainna]

The classrooms are usually set in good room temperature not too cold not too hot. Also, the babies can be put in sleep sacks which provide comfort to them. Sleep sacks should be provided by parents.

[@ElizabethGlasby]

There are air conditioners and to reduce risk of sids

[@prowlandsasuke]

Dress them warmly.

[@DrCarlosSalher]

Excelente

[@laurasalmon1056]

You do a lot OK, but in a baby/childrens daycare people do not wear shoes!

[@prettyintellectual31]

I'm a daycare provider and I hVe a 4 month old who can not sleep in a baby bed he has to be held or on capable of sleeping in his cars eat he cries so much I had to limit the care for the baby .

[@moondog7694]

He sounds like he's on his way to develop borderline personality disorder. Our mothers are our first live; it's our first intimate relationship, so when a baby who has been separated from his mom gets rejected by a female he has romantic feelings for, those abandonment wounds get re-opened. The attachment trauma of being repeatedly abandoned, not knowing if you'll ever see the one person who is capable of breastfeeding makes your subconscious mind, developed through many epochs of evolution, think you won't survive. You will succumb to starvation and thirst. Other lactating moms have their own babies to feed. Daycare creates insecure attachment styles, and people with BPD and NPD have insecure attachment styles. Read any book by psychologist Faye Snyder. Or listen to her interviews. Even the damn pet store knows not to separate the kittens and puppies to early from their moms, because they don't turn out right temperamentally. There are books about the negative psychological effects of daycare such as "Your Baby In Daycare: Are You Out of Your Mind?!" by Seyla Vee. "The Daycare Decision" is another book. Psychologists have spoken out against daycare, such as Ronald Goldman, Judy Rosenberg, Christina Papadopolous, etc. Books like "The Continuum Concept" and "Our Babies, Our Selves" are other good books that advocate for attachment parenting. The Wikipedia page on babywearing says that babies should be worn permanently on the mom's body for approximately the first 9 months (or whenever the child decides they want to explore the world outside their mom). Skin-on-skin contact on the mom's chest, so the baby can learn facial expressions and match the lip shape of their mom to the sounds and tone/emotion of words. Eye contact and mirroring/attunement is important for babies yo have with their mom. Rocking is important, too. It's rare to find violent person who was rocked as a child, according to Dr. Faye.

[@alexisHarmon-t3o]

​@@moondog7694no it doesn't it sounds like a healthy attached baby

[@Zingat231]

Why pacifier needed in western countries. I feel bad for those parents who needed pacifier to calm babies

[@francisbakininthekitchen2441]

Its much easier for the babies to self soothe

[@jessicatolutau3552]

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[@pawpatrolnews]

Replace the word sleep with violence, and the word crib with jail cell, and the video will make you laugh.

[@cynthiabeltz543]

"Scheduled rest time?" What does that mean? Teachers decide when baby sleeps?

[@3vaniamaria]

At the place I worked, it meant "the lights are off and the older infants who are familiar with the daily schedule are sleeping"

[@tridibbaruah2077]

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[@july15dec24]

Take that baby home! These daycare providers don't love your babies.

[@madisonlewe1057]

I’m sorry if you’ve had a bad experience with childcare, but I can assure you that a lot of us love these kiddos like our own :)

[@theresafigueroa233]

ive been working with children for a while now and i can assure you i love these babies and protect them with my whole life

[@moondog7694]

​@@theresafigueroa233 As psychologist Faye Snyder said in her interview with Stefan, and I paraphrase: "I don't care if it's Mother Theresa taking care of your baby; it's not you". Dr. Ronald Goldman wrote in his 14-page article that the bond between mom and baby is primary and cannot be duplicated. A baby can't be without their mom for more than like an hour without having permanent personality changes develop (BPD). She has an abandonment schedule in her books, so that if you must leave your baby, you can make sure not to exceed the maximum amount of time away.

[@nilajohnson1515]

Some teachers really do, I worry about my babies in the middle of the night, praying I did everything right for them from the previous day.