The nurse is counseling a young woman who has just entered her second trimester. The patient had an uneventful first trimester, with no symptoms of morning sickness. She tells the nurse, ""It still doesn't seem real. It's just hard to believe that I will really have a baby."" From experience, the nurse knows that which of the following are likely to help the woman accept the fact that she is having a baby? (Select all that apply.)
a) Seeing an ultrasound image of the baby
b) Giving up alcohol
c) Receiving a positive result on a pregnancy test
d) Feeling the baby kick
e) Taking prenatal vitamins
f) Setting up a crib for the baby