"Going to the Hospital" is part of the First Experiences with Biff, Chip & Kipper series, designed to help children understand and prepare for new or potentially intimidating situations.
Ultimately, Kipper is diagnosed with an ear infection, receives medicine, and soon feels better, helping young readers understand that doctors are there to help them get well.
The story follows Chip, who hurts his leg while training for a football match. His dad takes him to the hospital, where he undergoes common medical procedures for a leg injury. Through Chip's journey, the book explains:
- What happens at a hospital: From arrival to being seen by medical staff.
- Typical treatments: Including what to expect when dealing with a broken leg.
- Common tools: It introduces items like a pain score chart to help children communicate how they feel.
Key Features:
- What happens at a hospital: From arrival to being seen by medical staff.
- Typical treatments: Including what to expect when dealing with a broken leg.
- Common tools: It introduces items like a pain score chart to help children communicate how they feel.
Age - 2+
Grade - Toddler+
Author - Roderick Hunt
Format - Paperback
Pages - 32
Dimensions - 9.69 x 0.16 x 9.69 inches
