No matter how young or old a child is, each child handles illness and treatment in unique ways.

- Do not cover everything at once, but please talk a little.

● Please wait for a while on a day off. Your child will allow you to enter when he or she can talk

Let's talk about sickness and treatment to children. (Continued)) - Infants will obviously focus on more specific information. Make sure your child understands

● Senior children often try to act alone. They may think that it is easy to talk to colleagues who are similar to medical care.

- Rest assured your child that you will prevent the pain and do all you can to help him or her cope

● Can help with children's story (at hospitals and clinics) Ask them to meet children's life specialists

Be kind to yourself and other families you may be involved in. This is a worthwhile moment

● Before your child visits and practices, please help me prepare a question list for medical team.

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Please try to imagine. Your child is diagnosed as a rare disease that may die in less than a year. Fortunately, there is a cure. The treatment success rate is 100%. Your child will be healed and live a completely normal life. It is quite expensive to deal with it, but fortunately you have good insurance and drugs are included. One morning, your phone rings when you are ready to make promises for many of your child's promises. This is an insurance company. "Sorry to bother you this morning, there are a couple of things I would like to talk about: Your child's condition is limited but it's very expensive, about $ 10 million, which is a terrible loss for your family However, with the money we saved, we can help thousands of people.

Is your child too young to be unable to get rid of persistent fear and overprotection? If you ask me, the answer is 'no', no matter how old your child is. You may think that teaching children to cope with dangerous situations should be postponed until he or she is in high school or college, but please consider. Is it free in the environment? Do it according to the level of your own comfort: If you are really worried that your baby will suicide on his own power outlet, then rest assured. But do not think you have to bury all the corners and close all the stairs. I will teach the baby not to touch the stove. Please beware of the stairs. The more you learn quickly to explore safely, the less you need to worry.