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The nurse working in a newborn nursery is teaching a first time mother about infant care. The nurse suspects that the infant is potentially at risk for failure to thrive when the mother states which of the following?

1. I have a glass of wine with dinner once a week..
2. I do not like to cook..
3. I need help learning to breastfeed my baby..
4. I stopped taking Zoloft because I was concerned about it affecting my baby..

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