Which of the following scenarios represents a safe situation for the child?
a. a child gets yelled at by parents and blamed for things he did not do, but they never lay a finger on him.
b. a parent constantly protects a child during the other parent's mood swings and aggression.
c. parents occasionally argue after the child is in bed, but it's not frequent nor does it happen in front of the child.
d. all of the above

C. Parents occasionally argue after the child is in bed, but it's not frequent nor does it happen in front of the child. This is the safest situation for the child from the choices. Being yelled at and blamed for things he did not do harms the child's emotional well-being and confidence. Even if a child is protected during the mood swing's and aggression of the parent, it is still emotionally dangerous for a child to be around a parent who represents danger to the child.

The correct answer is letter C

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