post operative care

How can parents and caregivers support the child’s emotional well-being?

Post-operative care is not just about physical recovery but also emotional support. Parents and caregivers can help by:
Providing reassurance and comfort
Encouraging the child to express their feelings
Engaging in activities that the child enjoys and can safely do

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