Abstract

This article explores the significance of preserving the dignity of terminally ill children in pediatric palliative care. It emphasizes the shared responsibility of parents and healthcare providers in upholding the child's dignity through a holistic and person-centered approach. By respecting the child's choices and providing unwavering support, the article highlights how terminally ill children can experience comfort, love, and fulfillment during their remaining time. Through compassion and empathy, this approach leaves a lasting impact on the families and caregivers, acknowledging the unique identities and inherent worth of these young patients until the end of their journey. The article emphasizes the importance of working together to create an environment of dignity, respect, and love, making the palliative care journey as meaningful and fulfilling as possible for these children and their loved ones.