Mika, age 6
Used a picture schedule before entering the treatment room.
FICTIONAL EXAMPLEPip & Pear is a fictional paediatric clinic designed to make appointments legible for children and reassuring for adults.
02 / About the clinic
We explain what will happen before it happens, leave room for sensory needs and give parents plain-language next steps.
The clinic map is visible throughout the site so children can understand the visit as a sequence of places rather than one unknown event.
03 / Choose a room
Gentle routine visits with time for questions.
04 / Your visit
Know where to go before you leave home.
A person explains the plan, not a kiosk.
Children see the tools before they are used.
Parent, child and clinician decide the next step.
Leave with one page of practical guidance.
05 / Smile stories
Used a picture schedule before entering the treatment room.
FICTIONAL EXAMPLESwapped bright overhead lighting for a quieter appointment sequence.
FICTIONAL EXAMPLETurned a confusing care plan into three simple visual steps.
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE07 / Meet the grown-ups
09 / Parent asks, Pip answers
The production clinic would provide clinician-approved operational and healthcare information. This prototype demonstrates the conversational pattern.
The production clinic would provide clinician-approved operational and healthcare information. This prototype demonstrates the conversational pattern.
The production clinic would provide clinician-approved operational and healthcare information. This prototype demonstrates the conversational pattern.
The production clinic would provide clinician-approved operational and healthcare information. This prototype demonstrates the conversational pattern.
The production clinic would provide clinician-approved operational and healthcare information. This prototype demonstrates the conversational pattern.
10 / Appointment checklist