Which statement would best provide the parent of a 3-year-old who is concerned that their child rarely interacts with and avoids playing with others?
a) It's common for toddlers to prefer solitary play at this age, but encouraging social interactions through playdates can help them develop important social skills.
b) Children who avoid playing with others may have underlying developmental issues and should be evaluated by a pediatrician.
c) Parents should not worry about their child's social interactions at this age; it's more important for them to focus on cognitive development.
d) Limiting screen time and providing more opportunities for outdoor play can encourage your child to interact with others more frequently.
