The Calm Before The Storm

Before heading to any battlefield, one must be well prepared. Know your enemy well, but never neglect knowing what you are capable of. This is the principles of "Art of War." There, now that I have gained your attention, we can talk less about intimidating things and focus more on the cute aspect of life. What I wrote in the beginning may have little relevance, but you will see the comparison clearly with each words.

It is now that time. Behold, I present to you:

The POWER of LOVE! Oh wait, are the loves meant to be the human heart (look to your left at the hand with a picture of the human heart)?

*The sounds of a tape being rewind* I apologize, what this picture really is is just a mock of our sessions. The volunteers are pretending to be little kids the age of 3-7. Well, to them, the heart is the shape of a love, but we are here to tell them that it is not!

How big is the heart? Well, it's the size of your fist! Where is it located? The upper left side of your chest! (Our cheeky volunteers were trying to confuse the poor coordinator. They were supposed to raise their left hands but some, acting like 5 year olds, lifted their right hands)

 There it is, the only person with a heart

Oh no, these kids know not where to place the heart!

 I wonder what those 2 purple things are? Looks like lungs to me.

Oh how frustrating, how can the lungs be at those spots!!

Now she's had it. Giving a much needed lecture to these naughty kids. Know your anatomy!

 What is this! Tell me! No playing now, or else..!!!

Match the correct location! We have to match each organs to it's correct anatomical location. But with Teddy, it will be a little difficult!

What's next? Are you feeling slightly famished? Let's see, what do we have here. It's a food plate!

 Red is for Fruits; Orange is for Grains; Blue is for Dairy products; Purple is for protein; Green is for greens! Sing the food plate song!

Looks like we have a problem assigning the category of the food. Hmm, these little kids!

Little children can be a little curious at times, and this is a good thing. However, sometimes, their curiosity may get the better of them and lead to dangerous situations.

See here, mommy is telling Teddy not to touch the iron as it is HOT!

But when mommy is gone, Teddy approaches the iron! 

Oh no!! Naughty Teddy is going to play with the hot iron. What is she thinking?!

Teddy touches the iron and hurts herself! Owwwiiieee..

What should Teddy do now? Right! She calls mommy for help!

Hot things are hazardous, but so are sharp things. Teddy is again feeling mischievous, not learning her lesson!

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Mommy warning Teddy not to play with the scissors. But look at that mischievous face, it spells danger!

Oh no, mommy got a call and have to go out now. What will Teddy do?

Teddy obviously doesn't listen to people. How defiant of her. Look at her playing with the scissors! She hurts herself again!

This time mommy doesn't pick up her phone. Who should Teddy call? Stay tuned!

Children can also be amazed at things they don't understand. For example, how can a light bulb connected to a socket shine? It's like magic!

Teddy is curious! This thing make light bulbs shine! How exciting!

I wonder what happens if I poke this with a metal object? Poke poke poke....

Oh no! Teddy became unconscious. Seems like Teddy was electrocuted! Remember who Teddy should contact next if she can't contact her parents. Luckily, Teddy's sister called 999 for help! Resuscitate Teddy!

And so ends the mock session. The "kids" were all non-complaint and were a real headache. But I guess everyone had fun, which was the most important part. Now for the real test, can Teddy Bear Hospital do it? We will find out, TOMORROW! :)