A nurse is caring for a client who is grieving the loss of their newborn. Which of the following interventions should the nurse include in the plan of care?

Choice A rationaleExplaining that the newborn is no longer in pain may not facilitate grieving, as it does not acknowledge the emotional connection and grief the parents are experiencing.Choice B rationaleSharing the nurse's own experiences and feelings may shift the focus away from the client's emotions, potentially hindering their grieving process.Choice C rationaleAvoiding calling the newborn by their name can create a sense of detachment and may prevent the client from fully processing their grief.Choice D rationaleAllowing the client to hold or be with their newborn provides a tangible connection, facilitating the grieving process and helping them come to terms with their loss.