Ask older family members if they remember any recommendations to keep babies safe while sleeping. Do they match the guidelines for safe sleep shown on the “Safe Sleep for your Baby” video? How do you think we can share this knowledge to families from low socioeconomic status or those who receive no prenatal care?

Pre-Class Reflection OPTIONAL questions:
Below are some questions about this week’s readings to get you started, but you may choose to discuss another topic that interests you and is related to the assigned readings/videos for this week. Remember to discuss only 1 topic in your reflection.
OPTIONAL PROMPT #1: What were your thoughts after listening (or reading) to the NPR piece titled “Orphan’s Lonely Beginnings Reveal how Parents Shape a Child’s brain”?
OPTIONAL PROMPT #2: Ask older family members if they remember any recommendations to keep babies safe while sleeping. Do they match the guidelines for safe sleep shown on the “Safe Sleep for your Baby” video? How do you think we can share this knowledge to families from low socioeconomic status or those who receive no prenatal care?
OPTIONAL PROMPT #3: Do you agree with the following statement: “Every mother who is physically able should breast-feed”. Why or why not?
OPTIONAL PROMPT #4: Your friend says “babies are boring, all they do is eat, sleep and poop”, what would you say in response?
Reflections should:
Be personal (reflections are subjective, there are no right or wrong answers).
Be written in a proper academic tone (make sure to proofread!).
Be one to two double spaced pages long.
Be double spaced and written in Times New Roman point 12 font.
Discuss only 1 topic (you should choose only 1 of the optional prompts or topics for your reflection).
Reflections should not:
Discuss any type of research on the topic (resist the urge to google!).

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