More than 17,000 children are diagnosed with cancer every single year in the United States alone. Fortunately, due to advances made in research and treatment, survival rates have improved over the past two decades. To say the course of treating is both scary and grueling is an understatement. Providing emotional support can go a long way in helping a child during the darkest moments. Here are some of the best gifts for children who have cancer that remind them how much they are loved.
What To Give a Child Diagnosed With Cancer
When a child is battling a serious illness, you want to show them with the love and support, they need to get through this impossibly hard time in life. Here are some of the most tender and thoughtful ideas that will serve as a constant reminder that they have the strength to conquer this disease. Each of these gifts for kids with cancer provides both comfort and inspiration during moments when they are in the hospital or at home and feeling ill. Also, explore the best children's books about cancer that answer questions and provide guidance for little ones facing this difficult battle.
A big, soft, cozy blanket perfect to wrap around a child who is sick. Inspiring words- like Warm Hugs, Healing, Strength, Courage and Compassion- are printed on this blanket. Remind a little one that they have what it takes to get through a most difficult illness with the Compassion Blanket.
This beautiful, cuffed, stainless steel bracelet is adjustable to fit any wrist size. Inspirational words are printed in lovely script on the inside of the bracelet. Little girls need this reminder when having a bad day.
A sterling silver necklace will have special meaning for every little girl fighting cancer. This charming owl, a symbol of wisdom and bravery, has colorful blue and purple accents. A thoughtful, loving gift that she will never take off.
Coloring is a therapeutic activity when a little one is stuck in bed. This 46-page edition is made especially for children, filled with whimsical pictures and positive sayings. Kids will love filling their rooms with artwork that is relevant to their experience fighting this illness.
A snuggly, 13-inch bear wearing an inspirational shirt for kids feeling down. A constant companion for a little one who is traveling to many doctors appointments with along with overnight stays in the hospital. The poem, short but sweet, is a daily reminder that a child is loved.
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