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A nurturing home environment is one that ________. protects a child from physical harm assures the child that he or she is loved gives the child opportunities for exploration and self discovery All of the above

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Answer: all of the above

A nurturing home environment must contain specific characteristics in order to sustain and develop the child's early years. This includes protecting a child from physical harm, assuring the child that he or she is loved and giving the child opportunities to explore and discover himself.
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The correct answer is D. All of the above

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A nurturing home is one that provides positive conditions for the child to grow and develop appropriately including physical, mental/emotional and social development. Due to this, a nurturing home environment will protect the child from harm including physical harm as this is necessary for a positive emotional and physical development; also, it will show the child he/she is loved, which is important in many ways as this influences the relationship with others, self-esteem, self-concept, and trust; and it will provide opportunities for exploration and self-discovery because this is important for identity definition that influences the individual emotional and mental states. Thus, a nurturing home environment is one that does all of the above.

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