Depression Can Interfere with Parenting an Infant in All of the Following

Depression can interfere with parenting an infant in all of the following ways EXCEPT

A) the depressed parent is less responsive to the infant.
B) the depressed parent is less inclined to play with the infant.
C) the depressed parent is less likely to change the infant's diapers.
D) the depressed parent makes less eye contact when feeding the infant.