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Yes, infants may not actively engage in verbal conversations. However, we should still implement a diverse and inclusive environment in an infant classroom because it is crucial for their overall development.Â
Diverse Visual Stimulation
Surrounding infants with visually stimulating materials that reflect diversity. This can include pictures of diverse families, cultures, and ethnicities.
Diverse Dolls and Soft Toys
Providing dolls and soft toys that represent a variety of ethnicities and abilities.
Educators can model positive interactions with the dolls, promoting a sense of inclusivity.
Family Photo Wall
Creating a family photo wall with pictures of the infants & young toddlers families.
Visual representation of diverse families' structures and backgrounds can help infants recognize and appreciate the diversity within their own community.
Cultural Celebrations through Movement:
Engaging infants in gentle movements influenced by diverse cultural traditions. For example, movements like swaying, rocking, or bouncing in ways that mimic dances from different cultures.
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