Kellie and Will are working parents. Their 3-year-old daughter, Hannah, often throws a tantrum when they leave for work. Kellie and Will try to be hands-on parents, providing Hannah with adequate nutrition, attention, and opportunities to learn. Which of the following measures taken by Kellie and Will is likely to undermine their child's health?
A. allowing Hannah to help them in small ways when preparing meals
B. providing Hannah a chocolate or a candy bar as a bait so that she stops crying when they leave for work
C. providing Hannah small cubes of vegetables to chew on while she watches television
D. ensuring that Hannah has skim milk, lean meat, and other dairy products
Answer: B
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