A couple comes in to the obstetrician's office for a prenatal check. The woman states, "I know breastfeeding is important but I am not comfortable with this feeding method. I don't think it will work for us." The most appropriate action by the nurse is to
a. Support the couple's decision
b. Encourage the couple to rethink their decision
c. Request that the couple talk to the obstetrician
d. Reteach the couple about the benefits of breastfeeding
ANS: A
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