Inform the mother that toilet training is slower for boys.
Child psychologist Heather Wittenberg observes that girls often finish toilet training around three months sooner than males do. Informing the mother that toilet training is more difficult for males than for girls is the proper course of action in Option C.
Option A is incorrect because it does not handle mothers' distress in a healthy manner. Instead, we must first explain to mothers why boys' delayed toilet training occurs.
Option B is untrue since it does not address a mother's distress from the outset. Option D is incorrect because there is merely a development delay and no issue with the child's renal system.
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Correction:
The nurse on a pediatric unit observes a distraught mother in the hallway scolding her 3-year-old son for wetting his pants. What initial action should the nurse take?
A. Provide disposable training pants while calming the mother.
B. Refer the mother to a community parent education program.
C. Inform the mother that toilet training is slower for boys.
D. Suggest that the mother consult a pediatric nephrologist.
