At a 2 year old well child exam the nurse is giving anticipatory guidance related to prevention of accidental ingestions to the parents. Which statement by the parents demonstrates understanding.

Rationale: A. "I will place number fo Poison Control on my refridgerator where it is easily visible, in case I need it.": Keeping the Poison Control number in a visible, accessible location is an important preventive measure. It allows caregivers to quickly obtain expert advice if accidental ingestion occurs, potentially preventing harm. B. "I will lock up prescription medications so they are out of reach, but my vitamins are okay to keep in the kitchen since they cannot cause any harm.": Vitamins, especially those containing iron, can be toxic to young children. All medications and supplements should be securely stored out of reach to prevent accidental ingestion. C. "If I suspect my child has ingested toxic substance I will not wait to get help. I will drive them to the ER immediately to be evaluated.": Immediate medical attention is important, but calling Poison Control first can provide critical guidance on emergency transport or other interventions. Driving without calling first may delay appropriate treatment. D. "If I suspect my child has ingested a toxic substance, I will attempt to make them throw up, put them on their side and then call 911.": Inducing vomiting is dangerous and not recommended, as it may cause aspiration or worsen injury.