A nurse is teaching the caregiver of a two-year-old toddler who has cancer about the care the toddler will receive in a specialty pediatric hospital. Which of the following responses by the caregiver demonstrates an understanding of the teaching?

A. "Children who need hospital admission will receive specialized care related to their illness and developmental level.": Specialty pediatric hospitals provide care tailored to both the medical needs and developmental stage of children. This ensures that treatments, procedures, and support are appropriate for the child’s age and condition, demonstrating understanding of pediatric-focused care. B. "Children here will receive complete developmental screenings at routine intervals.": While developmental assessments may be performed, routine and complete screenings are not the primary function of a specialty pediatric hospital and may not occur for every admitted child. C. "My toddler will receive medical and childcare while my partner and I are at work.": Specialty pediatric hospitals focus on providing treatment and support for serious medical conditions, not acting as daycare services for working parents. D. "My toddler will receive first aid and health education while they are here.": Basic first aid and general health education are not the primary focus of specialty pediatric hospitals. The primary focus is specialized medical care for complex or chronic conditions.