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"she won't remember" This can be empathy - reassuring you that the procedure won't have any memorable negative impact. If you say you know that they don't use
by giantg2 2y ago
"she won't remember"
This can be empathy - reassuring you that the procedure won't have any memorable negative impact. If you say you know that they don't use anesthesia dusnto the risks, then the fact that the pain isn't memorable is the best possible outcome.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 2y agoI have no doubt that was the best possible outcome, that's why we committed to it. But I don't agree on using "she won't remember" as a sign of empathy. That's an excuse. You could do horrible things to babies based on that. There are various resources for parents to help children deal with vaccination and one of the common thing is to never mention the pain, so using the won't remember excuse won't fly. And the parents do remember