Multiple Choice
The most developmentally sound approach to comforting a distressed baby is to
A) ignore the baby if possible.
B) let the baby cry for a considerable time before responding.
C) prevent distress,so there will be less need for soothing.
D) respond immediately each time the infant cries.
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