A nursing instructor asks a nursing student to explain the developmental needs of toddlers. Which statement...
A nursing instructor asks a nursing student to explain the developmental needs of toddlers. Which statement by the student indicates a need for further teaching? Select all that apply.
Select all that apply
"They need fewer calories."
"They have a decreased appetite."
"They are easy to please with food."
"They are growing at an increased rate."
"They need calcium for healthy bone growth."
Homework Answers
1)They need fewer calories.
Toddlers need more calories .
2)They are easy to please with food.
It's common for toddlers to eat very small amounts, be fussy or not eat at all.
Give your child healthy food, and let your child decide how much food to eat.
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