When parents' requests differ from caregivers' usual practices, caregivers should
A) ignore the request as not developmentally appropriate.
B) tell the parents why these are not good ideas.
C) Neither ignore the request as not developmentally appropriate or tell the parents why these are not good ideas.
D) Both ignore the request as not developmentally appropriate or tell the parents why these are not good ideas.

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Caregivers should neither ignore parents' requests outright nor dismiss them as not good ideas without discussion. It's important to communicate and collaborate with parents to understand their perspectives and find a middle ground that respects both the caregivers' professional expertise and the parents' wishes for their children.

When Parents' Requests Differ from Caregivers' Usual Practices, Caregivers Should