
Question: Can I use my personal mobile phone at work?
Answer: No, it’s not best practice to use your personal mobile phone

Question: In light of the new Child Safe Standards, is showing physical affection towards children still appropriate in services?
Answer: Physical affection is appropriate when children are empowered to communicate their consent.

Question: Is superhero play really OK? Sometimes it can be rough and the costumes can cause problems with toileting and overheating.
Answer: Yes, let’s support superhero play!

Question: Is it wrong for educators to have their mobile phones with them while educating and caring for children?
Answer: It all depends on the ‘why’

Question: Is it wrong to ask children to line up? Some educators say there’s no need for children to wait in line before meals, outdoor play or on excursions, while others feel it’s important for safety and school readiness…
Answer: It’s not wrong or right, but it’s also not necessary

Question: How should we go about caring for babies whose parents request that they are left to cry in the cot without comfort (cry it out) or similar sleep training methods for sleep times?
Answer: Work in partnership with the family
