https://www.shutterstock.com/zh-Hant/image-photo/little-boy-looks-camera-makes-funny-1587228664 By: Family Dynamics Counseling Psychologist      Shelly Mok There is a famous picture book called “Little Mao Gets Into Trouble” in which the main character, Little Mao, often makes mistakes and gets into trouble. Whenever he gets into trouble, he always says loudly, “It’s not my fault,” “It’s not my fault,” “It was an accident,” or “It’s xxx’s fault,” and so on. In reality, a child named Sheung Kit came to my counseling room to play therapy, and his personality was very much like Little Mao. To the class teacher and his parents, Sheung Kit was a child who “shirked his responsibility and refused to admit his fault”. Once, after we had started play

https://www.shutterstock.com/zh-Hant/image-photo/sad-little-asian-boy-suffering-stomach-1328906258 Written by : Dr. Chiu Cheung Shing During the epidemic, many parents are stocking up on medication at home, fearing that their family members or children will be infected and unable to go out to buy medication. However, if the medication is not stored properly, it is possible for children to be poisoned by taking the medication by mistake. A parent asked me, ” I have a friend’s child once took the medicine by himself and it caused poisoning, it’s terrible! What should parents do if their children are unfortunately poisoned by drugs? “ In fact, the most common route of poisoning for children is through the mouth, but some are through the respiratory tract,