The nurse is working in a health care provider's office and is performing a routine check-up for a 2-year-old child. The nurse is reviewing home safety with the parents. Which statement by the parents indicates an understanding of home safety?

Choice A reason: Allowing a toddler to navigate stairs unsupervised is unsafe. Toddlers lack the coordination and judgment to manage stairs reliably, and falls are a leading cause of injury in this age group. Supervision and safety gates are essential. Choice B reason: Locking up cleaning products demonstrates appropriate understanding of poisoning prevention. Toddlers are naturally curious and may ingest toxic substances if accessible. This statement reflects correct safety practices. Choice C reason: Grapes pose a choking hazard for toddlers and should be cut into small pieces before serving. Offering whole grapes as a reward is unsafe and does not reflect proper understanding of age-appropriate food safety. Choice D reason: While fencing a pool is important, allowing unsupervised swimming during the day is dangerous. Toddlers should never be left alone near water, even with barriers in place. Constant supervision is required.