A Grandmother Has Just Enrolled Her Three-Year-Old Granddaughter, Faye, at Sue-Os

A grandmother has just enrolled her three-year-old granddaughter, Faye, at Sue-os Child Care Center. In Faye's culture, children are spoon-fed until they have advanced motor skills that allow them to eat well on their own. When Faye's grandmother arrives to pick Faye up, she is dismayed at Faye's appearance. Faye has food stains on her clothes after attempting to feed herself. The provider explains that the center policy encourages children to practice their motor skills by trying to feed themselves. The grandmother and the childcare provider talk for a few days about this problem and eventually come to a resolution. Of the following solutions to this conflict, which represents a resolution through mutual education?

A) After seeing how important this value is to Faye's family, the child care provider agrees to spoon feed Faye.
B) After seeing how upset Faye's grandmother is, the child care provider reluctantly agrees to spoon feed Faye. She feels resentful every time she feeds Faye.
C) Both parties find a third space and agree that Faye will be spoon-fed at home, but while at the center she'll wear a bib or older clothes and continue practicing her skills.
D) After hearing the reasoning behind the center's policy, Faye's grandmother agrees to try letting her feed herself at the center and at home.