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The mother of a 5-year-old child is discussing the child's nutritional status with the nurse. The mother states that the child is not interested in eating at meals and then complains of feeling hungry between meals. The nurse might suggest which of the following as a way to interest the child in food?
1. Let the child plan the menu for the family.
2. Allow the child to participate in meal preparation.
3. Allow the child to pick foods at the grocery store.
4. Fix only foods that the child likes.

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