These toys and tools help children with autism minimize sensory overload and stay calm. With your support, more children can enjoy these sensory toys.

Help our little patients get comfortable with their medical treatment with this realistic "doctor bag." It includes a stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, thermometer, otoscope, syringe, bandage, and other accessories. (Each)

Comforts and conveniences for families and caregivers. Caregivers and siblings spend stressful days on end by their loved one's bedside. Small comforts like a tech device charger readily available, can really help.

This bright red heart-shaped pillow improves healing for children recovering from heart surgery. It's cozy and cute and proven to relieve pain. And it's printed with an anatomically accurate diagram of the heart, so patients can see exactly where they were fixed! (Each)

Help us build a collection of toys just for toddlers and preschoolers. Favorites encourage active, imaginative and imitative play, such as sorting toys, light and sound toys, musical toys, role-playing kits, and doll houses. (Each)

Kids often feel self-conscious when they have to wear a hospital gown because they don't have their own bathrobes. These super soft, hooded robes are decorated with whales, lady bugs, cars and trucks, alligators, and a host of other cute designs are guaranteed to bring a smile. (Each robe)

Scrapbooking and crafting supplies are used to make name signs for each baby's isolette, and to capture tiny footprints as mementos or holiday gifts. Includes a set of scrapbooks, paper, stickers, stencils, paints, and stamps. (Each set)

When a child is in the hospital, it's more important than ever to recognize and celebrate holidays and milestones. These kits, loaded with decorations and craft supplies, provide everything necessary to decorate patient rooms and plan celebrations such as birthdays, holidays, and graduations. Pediatric patients can also use these kits to create lasting gifts for a family member's life event, such as Mother's or Father's Day. (Each)

Music therapy helps reduce the traumatic impact of hospitalization. It has been shown to promote coping, pain management, and emotional expression. Help us keep our musical instrument library humming. Our music therapy sessions use instruments ranging from drums to electronic keyboards to recorders to ukuleles!