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How was your experience on hospitalizing your kids in Japan? How was your experience on hospitalizing your kids in Japan?
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Hello everyone. Two days ago, we had to admit our 6months old daughter due to her low weight gain. She doesnt drink milk or solid food, so upon consulting with pediatrician at general hospital, he suggested to admit for various test and they will check different feeding options and so on.

Two days passed by,parents are only allowed to visit 15 min per day. Today we went there and saw our baby girl crying so much that her voice was completely drained. I wonder she had been crying all day night. Yes she cries a lot even at home, unless we carry her and hug her. But I am afraid, she is left by herself no matter how hard she cries. My wife was worried and she even thought of discharging her asap. But I explained her not to make haste decisions as it just about 2 days and still a week to go as per schedule.

How was your experience if you had any similar experience? Did your kids get enough attention during hospitalization? Our daughter is just 6 and its nightmare to think that she is left alone , unattended when she cries a lot 😔