• Give your child a detailed, simple and clear explanation of what is going to happen.
  • Be specific about which part of the body will be affected, and how it might feel.
  • Allow your child to react — even if it includes anger, screaming or crying — but encourage communication about what he or she is feeling.
  • Have your child practice the position that will be required — such as lying down, stretching out an arm, or curling up on one side.
  • Talk about why the test or procedure is necessary and how it will help your child.
  • Let your child make decisions whenever possible, such as the color of the bandage that may be applied

Source: HealthDay

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