A nurse is providing teaching about participating in sports to a 12-year-old child who has hemophilia. Which of the following sports should the nurse recommend?

A. Bowling: Bowling is a low-impact activity with minimal risk of physical contact or injury, making it an appropriate sport for a child with hemophilia. It allows participation in physical activity while reducing the likelihood of trauma and bleeding episodes. B. Gymnastics: Gymnastics involves frequent jumping, tumbling, and risk of falls, which increase the likelihood of joint and soft tissue bleeding. These movements pose a higher injury risk for a child with hemophilia. C. Soccer: Soccer is a contact sport with a high risk of collisions, falls, and injuries to the lower extremities. These factors significantly increase the risk of bleeding and are not recommended for children with hemophilia. D. Basketball: Basketball involves running, jumping, and frequent physical contact with other players. The risk of falls and joint injury makes it an unsafe choice for a child with hemophilia.