Parent Resources.
These resources are specifically for parents facing the challenges of raising a child with a bleeding disorder. Navigating the journey from infancy through the tumultuous years of toddlerhood, schooling, and even into the uncharted territory of college can be daunting. We understand the unique concerns, questions, and needs that arise at each stage of your child's development. That's why we've curated a wealth of information, support, and guidance to assist you every step of the way. Below you can find links we’ve put together from the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation and the Hemophilia Federation of America.
Infant Years
-
Tips on Finding the Right Babysitter
Medical ID In an emergency, your child’s bleeding disorder is crucial information for first responders. A medical ID ensures their condition is communicated promptly and accurately, particularly when they’re at school without a parent to advocate for them. Examples of places to get a Medical ID: here, here, and here.
-
-
Telling Babysitters or Other Parents About Your Child’s Bleeding Disorder
School Letter - About My Child's Bleeding Disorder - Work with your HTC to create a letter you can give your child's school regarding his bleeding disorder condition.
-
Powerpoint to Educate Teachers About Hemophilia
See also our Back to School section
-
