Taking a close look at everyday hospital life with a child-friendly X-ray view

Even small children have to go to hospital sometimes - whether as patients or visitors. In this book, readers accompany David, who has broken his elbow. He is examined in the emergency room and his arm is x-rayed. Fortunately, dad is there and is even allowed to stay overnight with him. Children use flaps to discover the operating theatre, the patient room and the playroom. Babies are also born in the clinic. Midwives, the medical team and nursing staff ensure that everyone is well.

Why? Why? Why? junior
The non-fiction series for children aged 2-4 years

Children discover something new every day - and have lots of questions. When is the fire brigade coming? What do the animals do in winter? Why do I have to brush my teeth? The popular non-fiction series Why? Why? Why? junior answers children's questions at eye level. It sheds light on a wide variety of topics from their everyday lives and interests in an age-appropriate way and with great attention to detail.
The series is specially adapted to small hands and the needs of the youngest children. Clear and loving pictures, short factual texts and handy flaps that illustrate movements and provide surprising and funny insights enable children to discover their own topics. The fun of discovering things for themselves, the loving realisation and the high-quality design guarantee long-lasting enjoyment of each book.