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Children often get upset when they hurt themselves and look to parents or carers to make them feel better. This is a really useful rhyme that you can sing to them whenever a mild injury occurs. Kids love routine, so you will find that your little one soon focuses more on singing along and quickly forgets that they were ever hurt.
| Pat it | (Take child’s sore hand in yours and gently pat it) |
| Kiss it | (Kiss child’s hand) |
| Stroke it | (Stroke child’s hand) |
| Hug it | (Hug your child) |
| Three days sunshine | (Using both hands, make a big circle with your arms to represent the sun) |
| Three days rain | (Starting with hands above your head, twinkle fingers and move hands down to chest height to represent rain) |
| Little hand | (Clap with your child with each word) |
| All well again | (Clap with your child with each word) |
Tip: You can use this rhyme for just about any part of the body that a child may hurt. To do this, simply exchange ‘hand’ for the body part they are concerned about.
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Date Created: September 5, 2012
Date Modified: March 25, 2013 
