When choosing an evidence-based tool, make sure a. the tool you use has been tested with other children like the ones in your setting. b. you can accommodate it to make itwork for you. c. the tool you use is practical. d. it's guaranteed to take into account the diversity of children in your setting.

i think itś the 2nd one because its not anything major like having sex. its putting limits to your self if that makes sense.

hope that and feel free to ask me more questions : )

brainliest? ?

just be there for her.

explanation:

not necessarily literally but figuratively. also don't say things like "i understand how you feel", because even though you are trying to , you clearly don't understand how she feels (i'm gonna go out on a limb here and assume you've never had a heart attack). also just let her rest. that is one of the best things for you to do.