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Which of the following advice would you give new parents to help them "join the dance of the newborn?"

Which of the following advice would you give new parents to help them "join the dance of the newborn?"

▸ Imitate the infant's reflexes to engage in social contact and play.

▸ Hold, cuddle, rock, and play with your infant in a way that leads to smiles and positive affects.

▸ Learn about your infant's natural routines and adapt your interactions so that both your infant's needs and your own are met.

▸ Guide your infant's sleep and eating patterns, so that typical family life can be restored within a few months.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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Author: Trawick-Smith

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