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Why does the nurse advise a new mother to talk to her baby while the baby is awake?

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Why does the nurse advise a new mother to talk to her baby while the baby is awake?

Why does the nurse advise a new mother to talk to her baby while the baby is awake?

a. to assure the baby that the mother is present and attending to the baby's needs
b. because babies learn receptive language first and have an understanding of language before they can speak
c. to soothe the baby and help the baby to remain calm
d. because the baby must learn baby talk before speaking words

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