The mother of a 4-year-old child tells a nurse that her child is reluctant to go to bed at night.Which of the following responses should the nurse make?

Choice A rationaleAllowing an additional 30 minutes of play before bedtime can lead to overstimulation and delay the child's ability to settle down for sleep. Consistent bedtime routines are crucial for establishing healthy sleep patterns in children.Choice B rationaleLetting the child sleep in the parent's bed can create dependency and difficulty in establishing the child's own sleep routine and space. This practice can disrupt both the parent's and child's sleep in the long term.Choice C rationaleKeeping a night light on provides a sense of security and comfort for a child who may be afraid of the dark. This helps the child feel safe and can ease the transition to bedtime.Choice D rationaleStaying with the child until they fall asleep, especially if crying, can reinforce the behavior and make it harder for the child to develop self-soothing skills. It can lead to increased dependency on the parent's presence to fall asleep.