if she tried to eat it, she wouldn't do it again. cause and effect. it tastes nasty, so if she wanted to eat it, she'd only try it once. as a day care teacher, we play with shaving cream all the time, and theres usually one or two who try to taste it. ...and then spit it all over the table. another good alternative is pudding. this child is also atypical, a typically developing child probably wouldn't eat it after they found out it tasted bad.
if she tried to eat it, she wouldn't do it again. cause and effect. it tastes nasty, so if she wanted to eat it, she'd only try it once. as a day care teacher, we play with shaving cream all the time, and theres usually one or two who try to taste it. ...and then spit it all over the table. needless to say, it only happens once for the kid. haha.
Perhaps the use of the shaving cream is serving the dual purpose (and I DO think using whipped cream is a good idea, too, don't get me wrong) including teaching the child that some substances are edible and others are not??
Shaving cream? Is that really smart? This is a little toddler the man is working with. The kid will want to stick things into her mouth & shaving cream is NOT edible. I'm not being mean here. I'm just asking.
if she tried to eat it, she wouldn't do it again. cause and effect. it tastes nasty, so if she wanted to eat it, she'd only try it once. as a day care teacher, we play with shaving cream all the time, and theres usually one or two who try to taste it. ...and then spit it all over the table. another good alternative is pudding. this child is also atypical, a typically developing child probably wouldn't eat it after they found out it tasted bad.
wleighann89 5 months ago
if she tried to eat it, she wouldn't do it again. cause and effect. it tastes nasty, so if she wanted to eat it, she'd only try it once. as a day care teacher, we play with shaving cream all the time, and theres usually one or two who try to taste it. ...and then spit it all over the table. needless to say, it only happens once for the kid. haha.
wleighann89 5 months ago
Perhaps the use of the shaving cream is serving the dual purpose (and I DO think using whipped cream is a good idea, too, don't get me wrong) including teaching the child that some substances are edible and others are not??
hotjack99 6 months ago
lol....should have used whip cream
DjOcLandus 6 months ago
Shaving cream? Is that really smart? This is a little toddler the man is working with. The kid will want to stick things into her mouth & shaving cream is NOT edible. I'm not being mean here. I'm just asking.
1958boomergirl 1 year ago