A nurse is reinforcing teaching about newborn care with a new guardian. Which of the following statements by the guardian indicates an understanding of the teaching?

A) "I will wash my baby’s head using a moist towelette": Using a moist towelette to wash a newborn’s head is not the best approach. Newborns should be bathed gently with warm water and mild soap, especially for sensitive areas like the scalp. A moist towelette could irritate the baby’s delicate skin or lead to unnecessary chemicals on the skin. B) "I will give my baby a bath every day": Giving a newborn a bath every day is not typically necessary. Bathing a newborn 2-3 times per week is usually sufficient to keep the baby clean without drying out the skin. Daily baths can be too harsh on a newborn’s skin, especially in the first few weeks. C) "I will bathe my baby under a faucet of running water": Bathing a newborn under running water can be dangerous, as it may be difficult to control the temperature of the water or the baby could be at risk of slipping. It is safer to use a basin of warm water and a soft washcloth to gently bathe the baby. D) "I will wash my baby's face with a warm, wet washcloth without soap": This is the correct and safe approach to washing a newborn’s face. Newborns have very sensitive skin, and it’s best to wash the face with just warm water and a soft washcloth to avoid irritation. Using soap on the face may dry out or irritate their delicate skin.