The Dhaka Times Desk It is surprising to hear. Hospital for teddy bears ie dolls! Which is named 'Teddy Bears Clinic'.
Such a strange incident happened in Brussels, the capital of Belgium. There is such an exceptional medical center. Where children take their play dolls to be treated. It is said that this innovative initiative has been taken mainly to remove the fear of children about hospitals.
The hospital named Teddy Bears Clinic is located in the city of Belgium. Where children aged 4 to 7 years come to get their teddy treated. In the presence of children, teddy bears are given all kinds of treatments including injections, operations, x-rays!
Volunteers at the hospital told the media that the hospital mainly helps reduce children's fear of doctors and develop a more cooperative attitude in future treatments. When children are afraid of something, they don't want to cooperate, says nurse Lorin Anselmo.
By coming to the Teddy Bear Clinic, they will understand how treatment is given in the hospital. Their fear will disappear. Later, when they go to the doctor, they will also behave cooperatively, not crying at all. They will also have some knowledge about health, said nurse Lorin Anselmo.
Note that this concept of Teddy Bear Clinic was first introduced in Germany. Later, from 2012 several medical colleges in Belgium started some interesting and varied programs. Doctors, medical students and nurse volunteers collectively participate in this program. Apart from treatment, children are also entertained in this hospital through music and dance. Source: Ittefaq.
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