Which nursing action is appropriate for the parents of a hospitalized patient to enhance safety?

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Teaching the use of the call bell system is appropriate for parents to enhance safety. It enables parents to signal nursing staff quickly if they need assistance or if their child has a change in condition. Sleeping in the bed with the patient (A) is not recommended due to the risk of injury or dislodging tubes and lines. Keeping supplies on the bedside table (B) may be convenient but does not necessarily enhance safety, and encouraging the child to walk barefoot (D) does not promote safety but rather introduces a potential risk of falls or injuries.

Which Nursing Action Is Appropriate for the Parents of a Hospitalized