Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to bathe a newborn [title] Use a sponge bath for the first three weeks. [step] The stump of a newborn's umbilical cord stays attached for up to three weeks. The american academy of pediatricians recommends waiting until the stump falls off before submerging a newborn in water. <sep> (A) To soak the umbilical cord, attach a small towel soaked in warm water to the stump and press gently gently. Continue this process and the stump will be removed. (B) This can help keep the umbilical cord connected the rest of the time while the baby is fostered. [substeps] Some doctors recommend baths about 3 weeks after birth, when the stump is fully healed (usually around 3-4 weeks). (C) The baby will drown through to its third month; however, there are a variety of benefits of using a sponge bath: the baby will have a deeper wound at its first month. So don't worry about it being deep enough for you to grasp the newborn without painful splashes. (D) During this time you should stick to sponge baths. [substeps] You do not need to bathe your newborn every day during her first weeks.
Output (English): D