Can you quickly and without panic act in a situation where a child complains of severe malaise: fever, fever, vomiting, loose stools, shortness of breath, allergies, abdominal pain, colic, fainting? What to do? How to help? And most importantly, how to competently provide first aid and not harm the child? In this book, Dmitry Molodoy, a pediatrician for children's emergency care, gives practical advice on how to help the baby before the ambulance arrives. They are supplemented with up-to-date lists of medicines allowed in pediatrics. You will learn how to act in an emergency, be able to distinguish a slight malaise from a condition that requires urgent intervention, and learn to navigate the symptoms of childhood diseases!