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How Can Parents Participate in Their Child's Care?

There are numerous ways in which parents can actively participate in their child's pediatric care:
Scheduling and attending appointments regularly.
Ensuring adherence to prescribed medications and treatments.
Monitoring the child’s development and behavior for any unusual changes.
Communicating openly with healthcare providers about concerns.
Encouraging healthy lifestyle choices such as balanced nutrition and regular physical activity.

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