Home Infusions
How to explain a home infusion day and make it feel cozy and calm.
Read guide →Tools to help you prepare your child — and yourself — for medical moments. Written by a registered nurse and mom, these resources turn the unknown into something gentle and brave.
Short, plain-language guides for preparing your child before each kind of procedure.
How to explain a home infusion day and make it feel cozy and calm.
Read guide →Talking about the little button under the skin and why it helps.
Read guide →Helping your child understand a PICC line without fear.
Read guide →Hickman, Broviac, tunneled, and central lines — explained simply.
Read guide →Preparing for the loud-but-safe machine and how to hold still.
Read guide →What to pack and how to make an overnight stay feel safe.
Read guide →Taking the scary out of sirens and lights.
Read guide →Walking through the special sleep and waking up brave.
Read guide →Tips for a calmer, braver blood draw.
Read guide →Free downloadable coloring pages and activities to do together before or after a visit.

Color the characters and their medical helpers.
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A sticker chart to celebrate every brave step.
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Gentle games that introduce medical tools.
Download PDF ♥Medicine or fluids that go into the body slowly through a small tube.
A tiny helper under the skin that gives medicine an easy doorway.
A special line in the arm that helps give medicine without lots of pokes.
A big camera that takes pictures inside the body. It can be loud, but it does not hurt.
A quick blood check that helps doctors learn how the body is doing.
Use these books and printables as child-life support tools in waiting rooms or infusion spaces.
Invite Benny and Penny into story time with gentle medical education for young readers.
Start with a story, then use the guide and activity sheet for the medical moment your child is facing.
Reach out for classroom, clinic, nonprofit, or support-group quantities.
These resources are educational and comforting, but they do not replace medical advice from your child’s care team.