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1. The caregiver should always give children an opportunity to experience different smells.
2. Choose smells that are not strong, but pleasant and make an attempt to allow the child to smell the fragrance.
3. For example, the teacher can let a child smell a particular food or flower and comment on the smell. The caregiver may want to model smelling the smell.
4. The caregiver should try to avoid using strong or unpleasant smells with the infant. |
| This Experience correlates to Developmental Guideline: EA6: Notices Differences in Temperature, Smell and Taste. |
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