Yes, mention it.
I think this is an interesting situation because when you interview with a potential employer, a requirement is to have experience within the job you're applying. Being able to relate with these children will give you an advantage.
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3 years ago
I have an interview for children patient support volunteer position in a hospital. I feel being an orphan at a young age - I was 5 when my mother died and I was 15 when my father died - made me have better sympathy with children. Should I mention the same in interview or try to avoid this topic?