Rachel Rapkin Fitchman et al.: When my child is sick

There are many child books that teach you how to sleep, eat and thrive on the baby's development. But it's hard to find a book that detailed how babies manage pain when they are first exposed and after. The most anxious and disturbed moment of the parent may be when the child complains of pain or suffers from an unknown pain. This book is a ‘parent pain management Bible’ that helps you understand the pain you will experience from the first moment of your life to adulthood and provides real relief. The reason to be concerned about child pain management is that if you don't treat your childhood pain properly, you will have a change in your nervous system, which makes you more sensitive to pain and eventually increases your chances of developing chronic illness. Chronic illness is a negative result, such as depression, anxiety disorders, friends problems, and poor schoolwork. To break this cycle, not only parents with adolescents from infancy, but adults who have come in through the pain of teachers, medical personnel, and pain, all must have a sense of pain management. When children say they are sick, often not just parents but medical professionals take it seriously. Instead, it's often a wrong belief that babies can't remember pain, that pain meds are not good, that they shouldn't be used, that people don't want to go to school, that we have a sickness, that is, that the baby has a false belief. The book provides a more effective way to manage pain by using various cases of childhood pain and long studies to help relieve the wrong beliefs and misunderstandings of adults, as well as cognitive therapy, medication and other pain relief strategies.

Korean title: 우리 아이가 아플 때

Korean author: 레이첼 랩킨 피치먼 외

Korean publisher: 상상스퀘어

ISBN-13: 9791192389417