Books with title Hospital Toys

How long will I be there? Will I stay the night? Who will look after me? Reading Hospital with your child is the perfect opportunity to talk about these questions, and many more! Young children's lives are full of new experiences and these books help make them less scary. The simple conversational text and lively illustrations are carefully designed to encourage further dialogue between reader and child. Use these books as a starting point to talk to your child and help them to understand and prepare for these events, and to share any worries they may have.

Young readers will learn about the people and places that make up a community in the all-new My Neighborhood series. Each book features easy-to-red text based on sight words, paired with vivid photos to stimulate and engage even the most reluctant readers. My Neighborhood is a series of AV2 media enhanced books. A unique book code printed on page 2 unlocks multimedia content. These books come alive with video, audio, weblinks, slide shows, activities, hands-on experiments, and much more.

The hospital is an amazing place. There is also some pretty disgusting stuff inside! This book teaches children the science behind gross stuff at the hospital. Topics covered are historical medical practices, such as using leeches to let blood and maggots to eat dead tissue. Fascinating, educational information about stitches, shots, bedsores, bedpans, and other hospital grossness are also included. Colorful graphics, oversized photographs, and short, engaging sentences will encourage reluctant readers to learn more about gross stuff at the hospital! Buddy Books is an imprint of ABDO Publishing Company.

Have you ever visited a hospital? Many children will spend time in hospitals for one reason or another during their early years. In The Hospital each page explores a different aspect of what children can expect if they go to a hospital. Each picture shows the experience in a positive and realistic fashion. Children from various familial, cultural and ethnic backgrounds experience daily hospital activities like having an x-ray, getting a needle or staying overnight in a special bed. Learn how hospitals help when we are sick or hurt. The Talk-About-Books series was designed to enhance a young child's first collection of books. Each book in the series explores a different aspect of the young child's world using real-life photographs that depict a variety of children in different natural settings. This innovative series grew out of a desire to provide children -- all children -- with the opportunity to see themselves within the books they are reading and to better identify with the children and families they are looking at. The diversity of today's society is clearly captured. Since publication of the first two volumes, over 500,000 Talk-About-Books have been sold. The simple text and engaging photographs invite and encourage discussion, creating opportunities for developing language and literacy.

This book grew out of our own experience as moms of both typical and special needs children who had to spend time in the hospital. It is designed to prepare a child for a scheduled hospitalization, as well as a book to read when they have been admitted in an emergency situation.A SENSORY APPROACHWhen any of us are in pain or stressed, we tend to experience the world much more through our five senses than through language. This is very true of our special needs kids, but it also applies to our neuro-typical children in an unfamiliar environment. Clear information on the sights, sounds, touches, smells, and tastes that are part of a hospital experience can go a long way to lowering anxiety so children can more cooperatively participate in their medical care. Many of our children, especially our children with autism, are visual learners – “eyes on” learners – so we made sure to use clear, realistic, appealing photographs that communicate as well as the text.A BOOK IN A BOOKA Special Section for CaregiversHaving a child in the hospital is a stressful experience for everyone in the family. At the end of this book is a special section for family members and caregivers. The most important people in any child’s experience of their hospitalization will be those they already know, those whose love and care they trust. The better prepared caregivers are, and the better prepared a child is for their time in the hospital, the better the experience will be for everyone.