The primary caregiver of a 2-year-old girl is concerned because the child has temper tantrums several times a day, often in public places. What should the nurse suggest to the caregiver?
A) "Spanking is controversial but sometimes necessary, so use it if it works."
B) "When the child has a tantrum in a public place, warn her that she will be punished when she is back at home then follow through with the punishment."
C) "Remain calm, pick the child up, and move her to a quiet and neutral place until she gains self-control; don't give in to her demands."
D) "Remind her that she is in a public place and ask her to respect those around her; reward her if she responds by calming herself."
Ans: C
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