Your Child in the Hospital
Books for parents
Penny Whistle Sick-in-Bed Book: What to Do With Kids When They’re Home for a Day, a Week, a Month, or More
Meredith Brokaw, Annie Gilbar, Jill Weber, 1993
Whether your preschooler is home with the chicken pox, or your fifth-grader is laid up with a broken leg, this book comes to the rescue with a delightful collection of absorbing activities to occupy young patients, and advice and ideas for their parents, from setting up a sickroom to helping a bedridden child stay physically fit.
The “O, MY” in Tonsillectomy & Adenoidectomy: How to Prepare Your Child for Surgery, 2nd Edition
Laurie Zelinger, 2010
This book helps parents understand the medical and emotional aspects of their child’s surgery. In an easy-to-follow timeline for events before and after a tonsillectomy or adenoidectomy, it provides reassuring and accurate guidance that eases the process for the child and family.
Table of Contents
All Guides- Introduction
- 1. Before You Go
- 2. The Emergency Room
- 3. Preparing Your Child
- 4. The Facilities
- 5. The Staff
- 6. Communicating with Doctors
- 7. Common Procedures
- 8. Surgery
- 9. Pain Management
- 10. Family and Friends. What to Say
- 11. Family and Friends. How to Help
- 12. Feelings and Behavior
- 13. Siblings
- 14. Long-Term Illness or Injury
- 15. School
- 16. Medical and Financial Records
- 17. Insurance
- 18. Sources of Financial Help
- 19. Looking Back
- My Hospital Journal
- Packing List
- Resources
- Contributors
- About the Author