Which statement made by a new mother would be a cause of concern to the nurse?
a. "I usually keep the temperature in my house at 72° F."
b. "I don't intend to spoil my baby by picking him up every time he cries."
c. "I will start my baby on solid foods at 5 months."
d. "I plan to position my infant on his side when sleeping."
B
Infant crying often indicates an unmet need. Parents should be cautioned about ignoring cry-ing. Infants whose parents intervene appropriately for crying are less likely to cry excessively as they grow older.
A house temperature of 72° F is appropriate for a newborn.
Solid foods should be started no earlier than 5 months.
The appropriate position for a baby is the back or on the side.
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