Three-year-old Fernando is becoming very loud and is jumping around in the block area. You realize that he speaks and understands very little English. As you approach him, what is the best way to begin an interaction?
a. Put your hand lightly on his head and say his name.
b. Get down to his eye level and establish eye contact.
c. Call and gesture as you approach him from across the room.
d. Put your arms completely around his shoulders from behind, to restrain him from jumping.
ANSWER: b
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