Talking with your child about your cancer diagnosis can be difficult. What should you tell them? What do children worry about? Dr. Roochi Arora has released a book, Mommy Gets Cancer that will help open communication with your child about your cancer.
My Review
A sweet book written from the child’s viewpoint in rhyme. She shares her worries about cancer. But showing that Mommy is still there for her, even though she has to get treatments and sometimes feels sick.
Mommy Gets Cancer is an excellent way to talk to your child about your cancer.
I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I am not being paid to write this or being told what to say.
About the Book, Mommy Gets Cancer
Cancer. Nobody wants to talk about it, yet it’s a reality for many people with young families. What happens when Mommy gets cancer? Will she be taken away from home? Will she feel sick? These questions, and many others that children often have about their loved ones with cancer will be answered.
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