Plan of care to address negative feeding patterns

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The nurse formulates a plan of care to address negative feeding patterns for a 5-month-old infant diagnosed with failure to thrive.

To meet the short-term outcomes of the infant's plan of care, the nurse should expect to implement which intervention?

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