Visit to the Emergency Room Book & Crayon 4-Pack

The story shows a nurse explaining the cardiac monitor and a cart of splints, so the room looks familiar while the child waits. The four crayons in the bag let the child start coloring right away. Staff can use the pages to explain what the equipment around them does.

Hospitals keep a supply at admissions and in the pediatric ER to hand to children during the wait. The activity distracts a frightened patient and opens a conversation about the visit. Printing the hospital name on the cover keeps your facility in mind after discharge.

Yes, a child life specialist can use the pages to show what a cardiac monitor does and what the splint and stitches cart is for. Nancy the nurse explains each item in simple words. Coloring those pages gives staff an easy way to start a talk about the room.

Send vector art such as an EPS or AI file, or a high-resolution PDF, so the logo prints cleanly in the 5" x 1-1/2" cover area. The imprint runs in one color, so pick the brand color that matters most. You approve a free digital proof before production.

The 300-unit minimum suits steady ER waiting-room use or a stock of care kits for most facilities. Track how many children you see and reorder before supplies run low. Larger orders usually lower the cost per set.

Yes, the sealed poly bag makes the set easy to drop into a care kit, discharge bag, or comfort pack. Nothing needs assembly, so staff can build kits quickly. The 300-unit minimum gives enough to keep a supply on hand in the ER.