AI and being a young aunt or uncle: what to actually do with a baby

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the primary advantage of using AI tools when you become a young aunt or uncle?

   1. AI can replace the need for any human interaction with the baby
   2. AI will automatically care for the baby while you play video games
   3. AI can tell you exactly what the baby is thinking at any moment
   4. AI can help you learn practical skills to actually assist new parents instead of feeling awkward

2. According to the concepts taught, which question would be most helpful to ask AI when you first meet a newborn?

   1. What video games can I play with a one-year-old?
   2. How do I make the baby stop crying so I can sleep?
   3. What are the five things a baby needs in the first six months?
   4. What celebrity baby names are trending this year?

3. Why is proper head support essential when holding a newborn?

   1. Head support helps babies sleep longer
   2. Babies like the feeling of having their heads held steady
   3. It makes the baby cry less
   4. Newborns cannot control their neck muscles and need support to prevent injury

4. What is the most important reason never to shake a baby?

   1. Babies become dependent on being shaken
   2. Babies don't like the motion and will refuse to sleep
   3. It makes the parents angry
   4. Shaking a baby can cause serious brain damage or death

5. The lesson suggests activities for a one-year-old that are NOT screens. Which example matches this guidance?

   1. Playing a smartphone game together
   2. Looking at pictures on a computer
   3. Building with large soft blocks
   4. Watching a cartoon on a tablet

6. When visiting new parents with a baby, what does the lesson suggest is more helpful than bringing a stuffed animal?

   1. A expensive gift basket
   2. Folded laundry and food
   3. Another stuffed animal
   4. The latest designer baby clothes

7. A 'caregiver' as discussed in the lesson is best defined as:

   1. A person who is responsible for taking care of another person's basic needs
   2. Someone who is paid to clean houses
   3. A person who teaches children how to use computers
   4. A medical doctor who treats babies

8. Which of the following best describes 'babysitting' based on the lesson context?

   1. Occasionally caring for a child while parents are away
   2. Teaching a baby how to talk
   3. Watching baby animals at a zoo
   4. Selling baby products online

9. The lesson mentions a specific AI prompt suggestion. Which one is mentioned?

   1. How do I take cute photos of newborns?
   2. Tell me a funny joke about babies
   3. Give me a five-things-I-can-actually-help-with-this-week list
   4. What is the best baby formula brand?

10. The lesson emphasizes being useful to new parents. What type of knowledge does the lesson suggest AI can provide?

    1. Complex mathematical formulas
    2. Practical, actionable information about baby care
    3. Random trivia about celebrities
    4. Programming code for video games

11. What age group is this lesson specifically designed for, based on the context?

    1. Retired grandparents
    2. College students in their twenties
    3. Professional parents in their thirties
    4. Middle school students ages 11-14

12. The lesson implies that showing up with practical items like food demonstrates:

    1. That you understand the real needs of new parents
    2. That you don't like the baby
    3. That you are trying to show off
    4. That you have a lot of money to spend

13. In the context of the lesson, what does 'family' refer to?

    1. Only blood-related individuals
    2. Only parents and their children
    3. A social unit that can include extended relatives like aunts, uncles, and cousins
    4. Only people who live in the same house

14. The lesson suggests using AI as a resource. What is the main way AI should be used according to these concepts?

    1. As a replacement for human judgment and care
    2. As an entertainment source for the baby
    3. As a way to avoid spending time with the family
    4. As a tool to learn and prepare before helping

15. The lesson mentions that even young family members can contribute to helping new parents. What is one way suggested to start?

    1. Only help with financial support
    2. Wait until you are older and have more experience
    3. Ask AI for specific ways you can help this week
    4. Only help if the parents explicitly ask