During a well-child office visit a 6-year-old child says that she can't play on teams because she isn't as good at doing things as her older sister
What suggestion might the nurse make to the child's caregiver regarding activities to help the child increase feelings of self-confidence?
A) Ask the child's older siblings to compliment her more often
B) Praise the child for trying even when she can't complete activities you've chosen for her
C) Set up some play dates that include projects or activities in which the child can be successful
D) Start a rock collection with the child to show her that she can have fun doing activities that don't involve other children
Ans: C
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