A nurse is performing a home assessment for a preschooler who has a new diagnosis of epilepsy with tonic-clonic seizures. For which of the following findings should the nurse recommend modifications?

A. The preschooler wears a medical identification bracelet: Wearing a medical ID bracelet is a safety measure that allows caregivers and healthcare professionals to respond appropriately during a seizure. No modification is needed for this practice. B. The preschooler takes tub baths independently: Independent tub bathing poses a significant risk of injury or drowning if a seizure occurs during bathing. The nurse should recommend modifications, such as supervised showers or sponge baths, to ensure the child’s safety. C. The preschooler sleeps in a bed with side rails: Using side rails can prevent falls from bed during a seizure. This is an appropriate safety measure and does not require modification. D. The preschooler's mattress is waterproof: A waterproof mattress protects against injury from incontinence or vomiting during a seizure and is a suitable precaution that does not require modification