Pingsu has a secret: sometimes his body shakes and he feels a little dizzy. His friends are curious, so Pingsu bravely explains that he has epilepsy. When he shares his condition with his friends, they learn about epilepsy and how to help Pingsu when he needs it. Come and learn with them!

The Baby Bear Paediatric Care Series features stories of compassion, focusing on pressing conditions and illnesses facing children in today's world. Through engaging storytelling and beautiful illustrations, children, parents and educators will learn about various childhood conditions, and how they are addressed by doctors and hospitals. The series can be used to develop discussion, and to build awareness and hope in children and adults.

This series:

# Addresses the pressing conditions and illnesses children face today

# Educates and entertains with engaging storylines

# Is written by a team of medical experts

About the Author

Dr Catrin Kong is a Paediatric Resident based in KK Women's and Children's Hospital. With a particular focus on supporting children with epilepsy, she strives to empower them to lead fulfilling and joyful lives. Deeply passionate about helping young children, she aims to give back to the families and children she serves by sharing her knowledge and experiences through this series, in the hope of making a lasting impact.

Dr Adeline Ngoh is a Paediatric Neurology Consultant at KK Women's and Children's Hospital, where she specialises in the care of children with epilepsy. Moved and inspired by the children and families she serves, she is committed to offering support, hope and encouragement through education and research.