The parents of a 12-month-old client ask the nurse for suggestions regarding age-appropriate toys for their child. Which toys are appropriate for the nurse to recommend for this client? Select all that apply
1. Soft toys that can be mouthed
2. Toys with black-and-white patterns
3. Toys that can pop apart and go back together
4. Jack-in-the-box toys
5. Push-and-pull toys
3, 4, 5
Explanation:
1. A 12-month-old client is more mobile and shows less interest in soft toys that can be placed in the mouth.
2. A 12-month-old client will tend to enjoy colorful toys, not toys with black-and-white patterns.
3. A 12-month-old client has gross and fine motor skills that are becoming more developed and enjoys toys that can help them refine these skills.
4. A 12-month-old client enjoys toys that can be manipulated and that grabs his or her attention. A jack-in-the-box toy allows both.
5. A 12-month-old client is learning to walk and will enjoy toys that promote mobility.
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