Why we need doctors: No measles, no mumps for me
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Based on the book: No measles, no mumps for me by Paul Showers. Simon, who dreads to go to the doctor, finds his visit to be fun, and a learning experience, when the lady doctor takes time to explain what she is doing and why. Will be reassuring to other children.
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