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Most people here will say don't do it at all - it makes your office too inviting!
But I do have a "candy" bowl out for med kids and others who visit me. Most of the year it has goldfish crackers in it, but I change it up for holidays. Pumpkins and candy corn for Halloween, red and green m & m's for Christmas, candy hearts for valentines day, and jelly beans for Easter.
27 minutes ago, BluebellRN said:I have stickers, tooth necklaces, and a "nurse kiss" stamp. The stamp was a leftover from the last nurse, to "kiss" and make better. The littles enjoy it.
I also try to keep some snacks; fruit snacks, goldfish and graham crackers.
Oh I smiled at the kiss stamp. Very cute! Thank you
I have "fun" Bandaids for those invisible injuries or scrapes/abrasions that really are nothing or days old. Toothboxes or "I lost a tooth" sticker when they lose a tooth.
I have been out of the toothboxes for a month now - some of these kids crack me up, real disappointment that they get handed a baggie instead of the crappy plastic treasure chest tooth box.
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I'm planning for next year and wondered what inexpensive perks I could add to the office for the visits. I serve K-8.
I know the K-3 crowd looooove stickers.
3-6? Pencils with cool erasers or feathered tops?
7-8......uhhhhhhh attitude adjusters? lol J/K. I don't know what to get this age group.
Any suggestions for items? Any precautions I should take besides no choking hazards, fragrances or anything edible?