Believing in the "consumer service" model of childcare can often create:
A)a situation where parents have too much control over what happens in the facility.
B)a barrier to providing high-quality child care.
C)a reliable facility which guarantees that it will provide good care.
D)a facility that is exempt from all licensing requirements.

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The "consumer service" model of childcare places a focus on pleasing the parents rather than prioritizing high-quality care for the children. This can result in a barrier to providing the best possible care as the facility may prioritize pleasing the parents over implementing quality standards or best practices. Therefore, B is the best choice. A, C, and D do not accurately reflect the negative consequences of this model.

Believing in the "Consumer Service" Model of Childcare Can Often