You are bottle-feeding a baby. Which will not promote comfort and safety?
a. Assume a comfortable position.
b. Hold the baby close to you.
c. Tilt the bottle so the neck of the bottle and the nipple are always full.
d. Prop the bottle and lay the baby down for the feeding.
D
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