Visually impaired infants
A) attain gross- and fine-motor milestones at the same time as their sighted counterparts.
B) usually have adult caregivers who provide them with rich early exposure to sounding objects.
C) have great difficulty evoking stimulating caregiver interaction.
D) can imitate and pick up nonverbal social cues.

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Visually impaired infants often face challenges in evoking stimulating caregiver interaction due to their inability to use visual cues, which are crucial for nonverbal communication and interaction.

Visually Impaired Infants