This article presents a support model of paediatric suffering based on a culinary activity guided by the nurse. It is based on a clinical end-of-life situation for a child in a Cameroon hospital. The caring approach helps to strengthen psycho-emotional links between the child and his/her loved ones, and to ease anxieties around the mother/child dyad.

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