A nurse in a provider's office is teaching instructions to parents after reviewing medical records and completing an assessment of their toddler. Which two of the following statements by a parent indicates understanding of the instructions? Select the two statements by a parent that indicate understanding of the instructions.

Rationale: A. "I should stop breastfeeding now that my child is 1 year of age.": Breastfeeding can safely continue beyond 12 months as long as the parent and child desire. Stopping at one year is not required, and continued breastfeeding offers nutritional, immunologic, and bonding benefits during toddlerhood. B. "I can give my child 10 ounces of juice per day.": Toddlers should have no more than 4 ounces of 100% juice per day to prevent excessive sugar intake and reduce the risk of dental caries. Ten ounces exceeds recommended limits and may displace healthier options such as whole fruits and water. C. "I will get my child into swim lessons so we don't have to be so careful about keeping the pool gate closed.": Swim lessons do not replace the need for strict water safety measures, including a locked pool gate. Young toddlers lack the physical coordination and cognitive skills to rely on swimming ability for safety. D. "My child needs about 11 to 14 hours of sleep each day.": Toddlers typically need 11 to 14 hours of combined nighttime sleep and naps. This range supports healthy growth, development, and regulation of behavior, accurately reflecting age-appropriate sleep needs. E. "I will schedule my child's first visit to the dentist very soon.": A child should see a dentist by the first birthday or within six months of the first tooth eruption. Early dental visits promote cavity prevention, fluoride assessment, and parental education.