Improves mood and reduces stress by redirecting focus, providing structure, familiarity, and security in the hospital.

Provides joy by helping pediatric patients leave their hospital room and go for a "walk" or a ride.

Eases anxiety by enabling greater privacy, while simultaneously allowing kids to express individuality. 

Provides a sense of relief through therapeutic play, which helps children learn and adapt to the hospital setting.

Encourages kids to relax during pain or discomfort and can guide kids through exercises to improve their range of motion.