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The medical assistant should interact with a patient of which developmental stage by keeping the parent in his or her line of
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Period between Newborn to 12 months is the world of Trust vs. mistrust for the babies. In this period baby develop trust towards the care providers. So, if parents hug the baby they develop sense trust  with parents because parents are their influential figure. If baby lack of getting care this period they develop mistrust to the world.

The answer is Newborn to 12 months

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