Qué hacer cuando su niño se enferme (Institute for Healthcare Advancement) (Spanish Edition)

Translated into Spanish this book covers the management of over 50 common childhood illnesses and health problems. Written in an easy to read and easy to understand manner for parents and caregivers of children from birth to eight years of age. Everyday language with matching illustrations are used to describe the illness or health problem and to discuss what needs to be done for the child. Some of the illnesses discussed are "ear ache", "sore throat", "sun burn", "diarrhea" and "nosebleed". With each condition questions are asked and answered: "What is it?", "What do I see?", "What can I do at home?", "When do I call the doctor or nurse?" and "What else should I know about it?". This book contains many useful child safety tips, discusses over-the-counter medications, infection, and gives step by step information on how to know when a child has a fever. A simple A to Z list in the back of the book makes it easy for the reader to locate a specific topic in the book. The book has space for recording important personal information about your children. Printed in paperback and sized as a handy reference this book is designed to become a useful tool for everyone involved in the care of young children. Written by two nurses who through expereince in caring for children have found that with knowledge many of the common childhood illnesses and health problems could be more effectively managed by parents and child caregivers. This book was reviewed by doctors, health professionals and parents of young children to validate usefulness, content and appeal.