One of the things I learned long ago is that it is difficult to keep a hospitalized child engaged and amused over time. Very often kids with serious illnesses, diseases, and disorders wind up spending long days lying in bed, in between tests, examinations, and treatments. It can be even harder when kids come home from the hospital. What are parents to do?
I just published my latest free ebook, “The Practical Caregiver’s Guide to Amusing Sick Kids”. There are tips, advice, ideas, and games galore. Whether you need a quick game to play while you wait for the doctor to arrive or you want to do some bonding with your child, this is your go-to guide for keeping your sanity. Download it for free in the format of your choosing:
“The Practical Caregiver’s Guide to Amusing Sick Kids”
If you’re a health care or home care provider, you should know that The Practical Caregiver Guides are not affiliated with any health care agency or service provider. They were written out of my passion for caregiving and the need to provide useful education that is accessible to all. That means that these guides are also available to agencies and service providers who want to help families provide better care. Just pass along the Practical Caregiver link to a family in need. Help them to work with you to keep their loved ones healthier and happier.
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The Practical Caregiver Guides
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“The Practical Caregiver’s Guide to Cancer Care”