Asked by Ajaypal Singh on Apr 24, 2024

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Co-sleeping may be harmful to the baby if the mother:

A) is in a fetal position around the baby.
B) is a light sleeper.
C) has been drinking.
D) awakens frequently.

Co-sleeping

The practice where parents and young children sleep in close proximity to one another, often in the same bed, to promote bonding and facilitate nighttime caregiving.

Fetal Position

A physical posture where a person is curled up, mimicking the position of a fetus in the womb, often adopted instinctively for comfort or in response to distress.

Light Sleeper

An individual who wakes up easily during sleep, typically due to minor disturbances in the environment.

  • Acknowledge the determinants impacting the sleeping behaviors of infants and the critical role of co-sleeping.
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CA
Cesar Abano7 days ago
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
If the mother has been drinking, she may be less aware of the baby's movements or accidentally roll on top of the baby, potentially causing harm or suffocation. It is important for a caregiver to be completely sober and aware when co-sleeping with a baby.