“…For instance, one study found that the parents of a child with a CLP experienced less of a negative impact on the family, lower psychological distress, and better adjustment by having more support from friends and family members (Baker, Owens, Stern, & Willmot, ). In addition, it has been demonstrated that the parents of a child with a CLP require a doctor who is competent and reliable and who has effective communication skills in order for them to think positively (Nelson & Kirk, ). Therefore, family, friends, and doctors are significant persons for these parents and a patients’ association or the establishment of a good relationship with healthcare providers are needed.…”