What To Do When Your Child Gets Sick uses short, active sentences and single syllable words to describe 50 common childrens health problems. It is filled with illustrations to help demonstrate the actions suggested by the text. The book uses large print and a logical series of questions to present the different subjects. For example, when explaining sore throats, the material is presented under the headings: What is it?; What do I see?; What can I do at home?; When do I call the doctor or nurse?; and What else should I know about sore throats? The easy to read, easy to use format is proving to be a winning formula.