During a clinic visit, the practical nurse (PN) observes an infant sucking on a pacifier that is made from a bottle nipple and stuffed with cotton. What should the PM do?

A. Encouraging the mother to use a one-piece pacifier is the appropriate action as it reduces the risk of choking or ingestion of small parts and is safer for the infant. B. Observing the infant for difficulty in sucking is important, but addressing the safety of the pacifier takes precedence. C. Informing the mother about potential dental problems associated with pacifier use might be relevant but doesn't address the immediate safety concern of the makeshift pacifier. D. Complimenting the mother for meeting her infant's needs doesn't address the potential safety risks associated with the homemade pacifier.