John Is a 4-Year-Old Child with Global Developmental Delay

John is a 4-year-old child with global developmental delay. His gross motor skills are approximately at the 8-month-old level and he does not have expressive communication. He attends a special preschool program. John has three older siblings. His parents both work. The mother has primary responsibility for John's caregiving and expresses concerns about stress and fatigue. The family is anxious for John to learn to walk. Based on this scenario, which statement least reflects a family-centered philosophy for physical therapy intervention?

A) Offer family options regarding social services including respite care.
B) Prescribe a daily home exercise program to improve John's muscle strength for preparation for ambulation.
C) Identify with the family their caregiving routines and provide consultation to assist family members and John.
D) Discuss with the family play activities in supported standing that could provide opportunities for some sibling interactions.