The answer is A. Most data support following maternal wishes in terms of allowing the parents to see and hold a stillborn infant if they wish to do so. Women who wish to and are not allowed to do so report increasing depression symptoms over time. B is incorrect because the most important determinant of readiness for a subsequent pregnancy is adequate resolution of grief and the timing of this vary among couples. C is incorrect because the woman should be allowed to decide whether or not to suppress lactation; some women may prefer to lactate to foster a feeling of connection with the lost baby. D is incorrect because some women may not wish to go home with memorabilia, although it is recommended to keep these items available for several months for parents who later decide they want them. E is incorrect because such hallucinations are generally transient and grief-related and should not be pharmacologically treated acutely.

Publication reference : Badenhorst W. Psychological aspects of perinatal loss. Best Pract Res Clin Obstet Gynecol 2007; 21: 249-259
Reference URL: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17196434