Which life event or transition is reported to be particularly stressful to toddlers?

a. having more than five siblings c. both parents working outside the home
b. personal injury or illness d. illness or death of a cousin


B
A variety of life events and transitions can produce stress in the toddler. Among the most stressful are personal injury or illness, the death of a parent, or loss of a parent through separation or divorce. The number of siblings in a toddler's family does not necessarily produce stress. There is no evidence that both parents working outside the home is stressful to children. The death of a parent is especially stressful, but typically not the illness or death of a cousin.

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