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You to Norton Children’s Hospital, but don’t forget about your needs as a caregiver.
Here’s What You Should Bring
Books, magazines or other reading material
Change and money for vending machines, parking, etc.
Chargers for your electronic devices
Earphones or ear buds for electronic devices as a courtesy to other patients and families
Important telephone numbers (home, work, mobile phone)
Wear comfortable clothes, and don’t forget clothes for overnight stays with your child.
Please Do Not Bring
Other children, if possible (your child will need your undivided attention on the day of admission)
Rubber or latex balloons due to choking or suffocation risk. Any balloons your child receives as gifts must be made of Mylar or foil.
Streaming television USB devices (Amazon Fire TV stick, Apple TV, Roku, etc.)
Valuables or large amounts of money.
Video gaming systems that connect to a television.
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