The mere presence of a parent by the child adds a sense of security. In addition, it is good to adopt a poised and patient attitude. Children model adult behavior and make inferences about the situation based on how adults behave. A parent or caregiver can support the child through physical contact, such as stroking or holding hands. Words of encouragement are also advisable. Assurance that the child is doing great and the parent will stay by his or her side. Emphasizing that the child is brave even if he or she is showing signs of stress. 
contact with relatives, 
physical contact,
Calmness in adult behavior.
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