Which nursing interventions are appropriate while caring for a newborn whose mother was addicted to heroin during the pregnancy? (Select All that Apply.)

A. A well-lit nursery is not recommended; a dim, quiet environment is preferred to reduce stimulation. B. Feeding half-strength formula is not a standard intervention for infants experiencing withdrawal; feeding should follow the infant's needs and standard nutritional guidelines. C. Swaddle newborn with legs flexed – Proper swaddling helps comfort the infant and can reduce withdrawal symptoms. D. Maintain low stimulation environment – Minimizing noise and bright lights helps decrease overstimulation and agitation common in neonatal abstinence syndrome. E. Offer the newborn a pacifier – A pacifier can be soothing and help manage irritability. F. Administer oral glucose for comfort – Oral glucose (or sucrose) is a nonpharmacological intervention that can help alleviate pain and provide comfort.