What Techniques Are Used for Different Age Groups?
Techniques vary based on the child's age and cognitive abilities:
Infants: Comforting strategies like swaddling, soothing sounds, and parental presence are key. Toddlers: Simple explanations, familiar objects, and play therapy can be effective. Preschoolers: Storytelling, use of dolls or puppets, and interactive books are helpful. School-aged children: Detailed explanations, visual aids, and opportunities to ask questions and express concerns are important. Adolescents: Honest, straightforward communication, peer support, and involvement in decision-making processes are beneficial.
