Q&A

A newborn under one year old can already tell who is caring for him or her. Strangers and an unfamiliar environment might stress the newborn out. For this, family members should be by their side to help relieve the tension of the kids.

Yes. Parents can discuss treatment progress with their children in a respectful manner, try to listen to their opinions and give them a sense that they have the right to make decisions and are included in decision-making throughout treatment.

It is a common condition in the beginning, and parents should have an open mind and listen to their child's emotions. If the child has violent mood swings, parents might seek professional support to help the child express their feelings in a positive  way.

If possible, provide your child with coping alternatives, explain to  the child about the course of treatment, identify coping skills, and respond to the child's emotions.