How Can I Help My Kids?
When they know they're "going to the doctor," many kids worry a bit about the visit.
Encourage your kids to express their fears, and then address them in ways they understand.
Talk About Why You're Going
Prepare kids by giving them advance notice of a visit — in non-scary language — so it's not a surprise.
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