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Hospitals can feel big. Machines can look scary. But sometimes, understanding makes everything smaller. When Leo visits the hospital, he notices the large machines and wonders what they do. With the gentle guidance of Nicole, a kind radiation therapist, Leo begins to see that these machines aren't scary at all - they're helpers. Through warmth, curiosity, and compassion, Leo learns that radiation therapy helps fight bad cells and helps people heal. He discovers that hospitals are filled with brave people and caring professionals - and that one day, he might help people too. This comforting and beautifully illustrated story: - Helps children feel less afraid of medical environments - Introduces radiation therapy in an age-appropriate way - Encourages bravery, curiosity, and empathy - Celebrates healthcare helpers Perfect for children ages 2-10, families preparing for hospital visits, and healthcare professionals who want to support young patients with reassurance and understanding. Because when children understand what's happening, the hospital doesn't feel so big anymore.

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Nicole Jacobsen, PsyM, MHA, RT(T), is a radiation therapist and educator with over 15 years of experience in healthcare. Through her work in oncology, she has seen firsthand how unfamiliar medical environments can feel for patients and families.She created the Leo Learns About Healthcare series to help children better understand healthcare in a positive, age-appropriate, and reassuring way. Her goal is to inspire curiosity, reduce fear, and introduce children to the people and purpose behind healthcare.

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