A pregnant client tells the nurse that she has a 2-year-old child at home and expresses concern about how the toddler will adapt to a newborn infant being brought into the home. Which statement is the most appropriate response for the nurse to make to the client?
A. "Don't be concerned; any 2-year-old would welcome a newborn."
B. "If your 2-year-old becomes angry or jealous, you should have the child seen by a child psychologist."
C. "A 2-year-old toddler will be more concerned about exploring the environment, so there's no reason to be concerned."
D. "Even though a 2-year-old may have little perception of time, if any changes in sleeping arrangements need to be made for the newborn they should be carried out several weeks before birth."
Ans: D. "Even though a 2-year-old may have little perception of time, if any changes in sleeping arrangements need to be made for the newborn they should be carried out several weeks before birth."
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