Children are bound to encounter some difficulties during their growth process. When children encounter difficulties or fears, the responsibility of parents is to help them overcome their psychological difficulties. For example, some children are afraid of getting injections and struggle for a long time every time they get sick. So, let's learn about how to deal with children who are particularly afraid of injections?
It is normal for children to have a severe fear of injections, and I believe many adults also have a fear of injections. At this point, parents should not blame their children, but rather be by their side and help them overcome the fear of getting injections together. During the injection, parents can hold their children's hands or help them cover their eyes to make them feel that their parents are around, which will greatly reduce their fear.
Some children are afraid of getting injections, which may be due to the caring attitude of their parents. Some parents are more dominant and always force their children to do things they don't want to do. When a child experiences rejection during an injection, parents should not forcefully stop the child. Instead, they should tell the child that the injection can help the disease heal faster and encourage them to bravely face this difficulty.
In fact, for children who are afraid of getting injections, the best way to overcome this fear is to strengthen their psychological resilience in daily life. Parents should not always help their children complete everything. For some difficult tasks, they should let their children face them on their own. This will also reduce their fear of getting injections when they get sick.
