The parents of a preterm newborn wish to visit their baby in the NICU. A statement by the nurse that would not support the parents as they visit their newborn is:
1. "Your newborn likes to be touched."
2. "Stroking the newborn will help with stimulation."
3. "Visits must be scheduled between feedings."
4. "Your baby loves her pink blanket."
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Rationale 1: Statements that encourage the parents to touch the newborn will help them bond with their child.
Rationale 2: Statements that encourage the parents to stroke the newborn will help them bond with their child and provide stimulation.
Rationale 3: The nurse always should encourage parents to visit and get to know their newborn, even in the NICU.
Rationale 4: Comments that personalize the baby will tell the parents their baby is unique and special.
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