involve them in decision making:

What are the benefits of involving children in decision-making?

Benefits include:
1. Improved patient satisfaction and trust.
2. Better adherence to treatment plans.
3. Enhanced communication and relationships between the child, parents, and healthcare providers.
4. Development of the child’s problem-solving and decision-making skills.
5. Empowerment and increased confidence in handling future health-related decisions.

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