A nurse is taking care of a pediatric client. The client's parent asks the nurse how to develop good eating habits for her preschool child. What is the nurse's best response?
A) "Let the child make the choice at this time; they can verbalize choices."
B) "Your child is old enough to verbalize hunger; let them tell you when to eat."
C) "Make sure to have regular mealtimes with your child; routines are crucial."
D) "Insist that your child consume their entire portions at mealtimes, and ensure they eat snacks."
C) "Make sure to have regular mealtimes with your child; routines are crucial."
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