When toddlers ask genuine questions about differences or make comments questioning differences, how should adults respond?
a. The toddler should be redirected to other points of interest by quickly changing the topic of conversation
b. By gently scolding against the idea that there are any differences
c. With a completely positive attitude and personal opinion about preferences
d. With simple, neutral information, acceptance and appreciation
D
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