A nurse is teaching parents about normal developmentalaspects of sexuality in their children. Which statements fromparents would warrant further teaching? Select all that apply.a. "When my 2-year-old son touches his genitals, I push hishand away and tell him "No"."b. "I should wean my infant by 4 months and encourage himto use a sippy cup."c. "I should explain sexuality to my 9-year-old in a factualmanner when she asks me questions about her body."d. "I should explain about body changes to my 11-year-oldprior to them happening to alleviate her fears."e. "I should teach my 10-year-old about contraception andways to avoid sexually transmitted diseases."f. "I should allow my teenager to establish her own beliefsand moral value system by not sharing my own beliefs."

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Answered: b. "I should wean my infant by 4 months…

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