As a Pediatric Nurse, What Anticipatory Guidance Can You Give

As a pediatric nurse, what anticipatory guidance can you give to a school-age child who is uncomfortable being shorter and smaller than his peers?

A) Tell the child they will eventually go through a growth spurt and catch up to his or her peers
B) Tell the child that variations exist and that it is normal to be taller or shorter than his or her peers
C) Tell the child that with proper nutrition and exercise he or she can get bigger and stronger
D) Tell the child that he or she simply has a genetic disposition to be shorter and smaller