Kid-friendly Disney characters add a sense of fun that helps them feel more comfortable with the idea of wearing a face mask. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention protocols for respiratory etiquette recommend that patients with undiagnosed respiratory symptoms wear face masks in waiting rooms. That means active pediatric practices and hospital admission or waiting areas should have a child-size mask available for kids. This was the first mask designed specifically to fit small faces. Understanding that adult masks don’t provide the fit, comfort, and protection children need, Halyard Health has the FIRST pediatric mask that meets FDA Guidelines for use with children. It’s your clear choice for helping protect patients from colds, flu, and other respiratory threats.