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A postpartum mother expresses concern about how her 4-year-old will react to the new baby. The nurse

A postpartum mother expresses concern about how her 4-year-old will react to the new baby. The nurse should tell the mother that:
A.   4-year-old children are very generous and will want to share with the baby.
B.   jealousy and regression are common among young children when a new baby comes home.
C.   it would be a good idea to send the 4-year-old to stay with grandparents for a few weeks until the new baby is settled at home.
D.   she should immediately establish firm rules of behavior so the 4-year-old will not use attention-getting behaviors.

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I kept doubting myself, thanks for the clarification

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Thanks for the feedback, took me a while to find the answer too!

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