The parents of a 12-month-old inform the nurse that the child can now walk without assistance. The nurse would offer which of the following to provide guidance for this event:
a. Allow the child to explore freely in order to provide learning
b. Allow tablecloths to hang low so that child can grasp them to prevent falling
c. Cover all electrical outlets within reach of the child
d. Place child in a walker when the parent needs a moment alone
C
The child needs constant supervision. Allow the child to explore, but do not allow him or her to roam freely. Tablecloths should be short so that the child will not pull on them and be injured by falling objects. Do not place a child in a walker. Electrical outlets should be covered to prevent shock.
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