A parent questions how her toddler will interact with other toddlers. The nurse's best description of the differences in play between the toddler and the preschooler is:
1. Toddlers play "side by side," while preschoolers play cooperatively.
2. Toddlers play house and imitate adult roles, while preschoolers become the "mom or dad" while playing house.
3. Toddlers play cooperatively, while preschoolers play interactive games.
4. There are no differences between toddlers and preschoolers, since both play cooperatively.
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Rationale:
1. Toddlers, although they will play "side by side" with another child, do not interact with the child during play.
2. Toddlers do not play house or imitate the adult roles.
3. Preschoolers play cooperatively with other children.
4. Only preschoolers play cooperatively with other children.
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