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First Customizable Hospital Books Printed

by Beth | Jan 28, 2022 | I Did It!, News

The first customizable hospital books were printed and look great. Thanks to Story Time Felts for printing them for us!!!!! These books were inspired by Levi to help all kids (ages 3+) to learn and get comfortable with their individual hospital procedures. To learn more about the hospital book visit the spread brightness page.

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