During a well-child checkup, a child shares being embarrassed when she is seen with her 7-year-old sister who wears an arm prosthesis after the limb was amputated. Which statement by the nurse most appropriately addresses the child’s concerns?

“That must be confusing, but it’s important for you to support her.”

“Your sister didn’t want to lose her arm; you shouldn’t feel embarrassed.”

“Your sister probably feels more embarrassed than you do.”

“That must be hard. I know you love your sister; it’s normal for you to feel a little embarrassed.”