Psychosocial Development. Scenario Julie is two-and-a-half years old and is attending day care three days a week for five hours a day while her mother Victoria works. Julie’s father, Tom, is a full-time shift worker and he cares for Julie regularly on his two days off each week. Victoria explains that Julie enjoys music, dancing and singing 'silly' songs with her dad, herself and their large extended family. Victoria is concerned that her daughter is not yet toilet trained during the day, especially since she has noticed that other children seem to have mastered this skill. Victoria also has a couple of concerns in relation to whether or not she should put her daughter into swimming lessons. The Child and Family Health Nurse has reassured Victoria that Julie is meeting all her milestones and will gain continence within the next 12 months or soon afterwards. The nurse has referred Victoria to a parents' group in her local area to discuss strategies for managing toddlers in a relaxed informal environment and to discuss the benefits of swimming lessons for toddlers.