This is the best way to comfort your child after an injection


By AGENCY

Research suggests that holding your child right after they get an injection is more comforting than reassuring words. — dpa

The first few years of a child’s life are marked by a series of incredibly important vaccinations that will help ensure they grow into healthy adults.

But in the moment, such doctor’s visits are often accompanied by lots of tears and fears about the jab’s pain.

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Child health , vaccination , pain , parenting

   

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