My Moment: No Tears at Vaccination Time!

Toddler girl using a play stethoscope to check on her stuffed animal

“My 6-month-old always cried at vaccinations. This time, I explained to her what would happen before and then at the clinic, and lo and behold, she just looked at the nurse and did not cry! I was amazed!” 

Principle: Involvement of the child all care activities to allow them to become an active participant rather than a passive recipient

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