Question

sharing a sleep surface refers to an infant and an adult caregiver sleeping in the same space.
true
false
question 9 of 20
the aap does not recommend any prone positioning or \tummy time\ with infants.
true
false
question 10 of 20
a playpen can be used as a secure play area where a child can also nap.
true
false

Explanation:

Question 1 (Sharing a sleep surface...):

Sharing a sleep surface (co - sleeping) is when an infant and adult caregiver sleep on the same surface (like the same bed), not just the same space. So the statement is incorrect.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) does recommend "tummy time" (prone positioning when awake and supervised) as it helps with motor development and reduces flat head syndrome. So the statement that AAP does not recommend any prone positioning/tummy time is false.

Playpens are designed to be safe, enclosed areas for children to play, and they can also serve as a place for a child to nap as they provide a secure environment. So the statement is true.

Answer:

False

Question 2 (The AAP does NOT recommend...):