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Which of the following would NOT be a cue an infant might give when signaling that he/she is hungry and ready to eat?
 a. Watching the food be opened
  b. Reaching for the spoon
  c. Showing irritation if the feeding pace is too slow
  d. Spitting out food on the floor

Question 2

If an infant is exclusively breastfed and not exposed to adequate amounts of sunlight, he/she would need a _____ supplement.
 a. calcium
  b. fluoride
  c. iron
  d. vitamin D



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



P68T

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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