Which situation is most likely to evoke Carlo's first laugh?
A. his mother quietly singing to him while rocking him
B. his father saying "bababababa" as he strokes Carlo's arms
C. his brother playing a silent game of peekaboo
D. his sister saying, "Here I come!" and kissing his tummy
Answer: D
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