Your child will stay in Intensive Care for a few days (4 to 5 days), and then be admitted to the Pediatric Surgery floor for about 3 weeks.

The duration of hospitalization may vary, depending on the child’s state of health.
 

Yes, you can stay with your child, whether in intensive Care or Pediatric Surgery.

Yes, they are actually encouraged. However, if any family members show signs of infection (a cold, cough, diarrhea, etc.), they must abstain from visiting your child for the duration of the symptoms.

For your child’s comfort, the number of visitors is limited to two people at a time.

• Always wash your hands with soap and water before your first daily contact with your child.
• Throughout the day, disinfect your hands before entering and leaving the room with a water-based alcohol solution. 
• In case you come in contact with biological fluids, such as urine, blood or stool, wash your hands with soap and water.

How should we wash our hands?

Yes, after you have informed the nursing team. But the child must wear a mask. Masks are available for you in the unit. You can also go for a walk with them around the hospital.

Yes, that is a good idea. Remember to bring the dishes that they like. However, do not give them tap water. Our teams will provide you with bottled water.

Once opened, the bottle must be consumed within 24 hours. The food and the meal tray should be consumed quickly (do not keep “opened” food in the room).