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Vidgets Help Siblings Feel Less Overwhelmed In Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

3/6/2018

Kerri Murphy, Assistant Nurse Manager of University of Virginia Health System found Vidgets while searching online for Sibling Chairs.

Kerri states that "In our unit, we refer to the Vidget as Sibling Chairs. The bright colors help create a fun and kid-friendly atmosphere the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit that can be overwhelming and intimidating for new big brothers and sisters. They clean easy between use and are light enough to move easily around the unit. We love having new chairs for families."

We are so humbled with how the Vidgets continue to help children and adults in so many different ways. Thanks Kerri for sharing your feedback!

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