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1. www.nhs.uk › health › looking-after-a-sick-childLooking after a sick child - NHS

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   Looking after a sick child, even for a couple of days, can be exhausting. Get rest and sleep when you can, and try to get somebody else to take over every now and then to give you a break. Medical help for child illness

2. www.gosh.nhs.uk › coping-when-your-child-illCoping when your child is ill | Great Ormond Street Hospital

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   Coping when your child is ill. We recognise that life can be overwhelming when your child is unwell or in hospital. You may put your own feelings aside to concentrate on looking after your sick child – this is normal. You may have to juggle lots of things.

3. www.h-abc.org › blog › coping-with-a-sick-childCoping with a Sick Child: Where I Find Hope on Dark Days

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   May 4, 2020 · From an outside perspective, it would seem that our situation in terms of coping with a sick child is very difficult. However, the truth is that this didn’t happen overnight. Like anything else that is handed to you in life, there is a process you go through: First, you react to the issue. Then, you adjust your life accordingly.

4. www.healthdirect.gov.au › looking-after-a-sick-childLooking after a sick child - symptoms, care, illnesses ...

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   It’s normal for children to get mild illnesses, but you can help your child stay well by arranging on-time vaccinations, and teaching them good hygiene practices. If your child’s symptoms don't improve after 2 days, or they get worse, your child should see a doctor.

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5. copingspace.org › 2019/10/29 › managing-your-fearManaging Your Fear When Your Child Is Seriously Ill

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   Oct 29, 2019 · Having a child with any illness or injury, nevertheless a life-changing one, can be a terrifying experience. And as a parent, your first concern is likely how to comfort your child and help them manage their fear.

6. www.todaysparent.com › family › family-healthThe Working Parents' Guide to Dealing with Sick Kids

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   Jun 2, 2015 · The Working Parents' Guide to Dealing with Sick Kids. Struggling to balance the demands of a job and an ill child? Get tips and advice on how to cope when kids aren’t feeling well. By Allison Young. Updated Sep 08, 2024. Illustration: Natalie Dion.

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   What should I do if my child is sick?

   • Encourage your child to doze off when they need to, perhaps with a story read by you or on a mobile device or CD. Never fall asleep with a sick baby on the sofa with you, even if you're both exhausted. This increases the chances of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Looking after a sick child, even for a couple of days, can be exhausting.

   Looking after a sick child - NHS

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   Can words of encouragement help a sick child?

   • Overall, words of encouragement play a pivotal role in the holistic healing of a sick child, addressing not just the physical but also the emotional and psychological aspects of recovery. Words of encouragement are vital for a sick child’s emotional and mental well-being.

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   What do you say to a child if he is sick?

   • “Let’s make silly faces to scare the illness away!” 94. “You’re my little star, always shining bright.” 95. “Dream of all the ice cream we’ll eat together!” 96. “You’re braver than a knight in shining armor!” 97. “Let’s plan a treasure hunt for when you’re better.” 98.

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   What does a sick child feel like?

   • Sick children often experience a range of feelings and fears. Common emotions include fear, anxiety, and loneliness. They might fear medical procedures or the unknown aspects of their illness. Anxiety can stem from changes in their daily routine or separation from friends and family.

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   Should you re-bond if your child is sick?

   • A lot of parents get frantic when their child is sick, but the right perspective can make all the difference. Instead of seeing it as an inconvenience, look at it as an opportunity to re-bond and reboot. A day of storytime, chicken soup and snuggling could be just what the doctor ordered—for both of you.

   The Working Parents' Guide to Dealing with Sick Kids

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   Why do children get sick so quickly?

   • hand, foot and mouth disease. These illnesses are very common. Germs spread quickly among young children because they play closely together and touch the same surfaces — at home, in childcare or at the playground. Children also don’t cover up as well as adults when they cough or sneeze and this helps to spread germs.

   Looking after a sick child - symptoms, care, illnesses - healthdirect

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8. mightykidsacademy.com › sick-child-words-ofSick Child Encouragement | Supportive Messages For Recovery

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   Jul 5, 2024 · Yes, positive words can significantly impact a child’s physical recovery. Studies show that a positive emotional state can strengthen the immune system and enhance the body’s healing ability. Encouragement and a supportive environment can reduce stress, which is beneficial for physical recovery.