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About Medical Play for Kids with Medical Fears
“Medical play” (sometimes called “therapeutic play”) refers to play activities in which children use real or pretend medical equipment, dolls, or role‐play to explore medical experiences (e.g. doctor visits, hospital stays, injections). In healthcare settings, it may be guided by a child life specialist, psychologist, or another trained professional. Parents and caregivers can also help facilitate medical play, especially if their child shows an interest.
Read MoreProtective Parenting and a Child’s Growing Independence
Every parent wants to keep their child safe, happy, and thriving. It’s natural to want to protect them from discomfort, disappointment, or distress. But sometimes, in trying to shield children, parents can unintentionally limit their growth. Protective parenting and accommodating behaviors often come from love — but they can make it harder for kids to build independence, confidence, and resilience over time.
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