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Maery and James are teenage parents of a newborn. They are participating in child development classes to understand appropriate interactions with their newborn. The current topic is preventing Shaken Baby Syndrome. All the following are suggestions to the new parents to prevent the syndrome EXCEPT ________.

▸ seek help from counselors or other health care professionals for ongoing feelings of anger

▸ rock the baby vigorously to elicit smiles and stop the crying

▸ ask a friend or family member to watch the baby for a while until you feel calm again

▸ put the baby in a safe location when feeling stressed

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