"What To Do When Your Child Gets Sick is a valuable addition to our Kit for New Parents. From sore throats to nose bleeds, this guide provides solutions to common health problems in an easy-to-understand manner that parents will appreciate.”
— Kris Perry, former Executive Director of First 5 California
"This book [What To Do When Your Child Gets Sick] is very popular in our Gift Box that we give to parents of newborn babies. Response cards from Gift Box recipients list What To Do When Your Child Gets Sick as an item found most useful.”
— Patricia Monson, South Dakota’s Child Care Services
"Because these books are so versatile, Capital Area Head Start has been able to use these ongoing as teaching aids for parents throughout the school year. They are easy to read and user friendly.”
— Amber Coleman, Capital Head Start, Washington, DC
"We love the books! We are a home visitation program working with low-income, high-risk pregnant women. The books are part of our incentive program. Each mom who continues in our program until she delivers receives a copy of What To Do When Your Child Gets Sick. The reading level is great for our clients. Some of our employees have also commented on how much they like the book because the information is organized, common sense, and easy to understand. Thanks so much.”
— Wendy Hess, TriHealth, Cincinnati, OH
"Parents learned educational background on healthy teeth and how to care for their child without going to an emergency room. Oral health care access is often a challenge in rural communities. What To Do For Healthy Teeth has proven to be a vital educational tool when working with the families and children we serve.”
— Laura Hilty, Central NE Community Services, Loup City, NE
"The seniors were very appreciative of the information and loved the fact that they had a book [What To Do For Senior Health] to keep as their own.”
— Christine Cowie, Madawaska Adult and Community Education, ME
"They love it [What To Do When Your Child Gets Sick]. Parents use it frequently for information they do not know, or to double check what they know.”
— Becky Gauthier, Director of Community Solutions, United Way of Benton & Franklin Counties, Kennewick, WA
What parents are saying about our What to Do for Health books
"What To Do When Your Child Gets Sick, very good information — the book can prepare me as the baby gets older.”
— Rosita
"What To Do When Your Child Has Asthma, I love them all, especially the asthma book. My son has asthma and it helps me to know the symptoms and when to call the doctor.”
— Evangelina
"What To Do For Your Teen’s Health. As a single parent of a very quiet teenage boy, I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to talk to my son about teen issues that maybe a father could have talked to him about. This book has been a very useful tool that allows me to bring these issues in a way that we both feel comfortable talking about.”
— Clarita
"What To Do For Your Teen’s Health. I felt like my 11-year-old daughter and I had communication problems because she is growing up and I was not sure how to talk to her about the many issues that teens face in life as they go through puberty. This book gave me the opportunity to learn about all these teens issues. I also learned how to approach my daughter and talk to her about them in an easy and comfortable way for the both of us.”
— Dina