Children from various departments at Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital for Children, including cancer and cardiac units, celebrated Christmas with fun-filled activities such as dancing, Christmas tree decoration, carols, magic shows, games and an enchanting bubble show, spreading joy and hope

Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital for Children in Parel, Mumbai, brought smiles to the faces of its young patients by hosting a heartwarming Christmas celebration. The hospital organized a range of engaging activities, including dancing, Christmas tree decoration, carols, and a delightful bubble show that was thoroughly enjoyed by children. Over 80 to 100 children from different departments, including those battling cancer and cardiac conditions, kidney patients, ortho, neuro, and general OPD-based patients participated in the festivities. The celebration not only spread holiday cheer but also encouraged the young warriors to keep fighting with courage and optimism. The Christmas celebration at the hospital became a symbol of healing for children.

Christmas is a joyous time that brings everyone together and signifies the power of love, happiness, and unity. It’s a season to spread warmth and kindness, creating moments of joy that brighten lives and strengthen bonds. Like every year, the Christmas celebration at Wadia Hospital exemplified the power of community, care, and festive spirit in uplifting young hearts. The hospital continues its tradition of creating a nurturing environment where children can experience joy and hope, even in the face of health challenges, and overcome them with care and compassion. The celebration began with an enchanting magic show, followed by lively dance performances, carol singing, exciting games, and a joyous cake-cutting ceremony. The children donned festive Christmas hats and shared moments of fun and laughter. The event concluded with a special visit from Santa, who greeted the brave hearts and gave chocolates, snack boxes, and thoughtful gifts.

“At Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital, Christmas is a special occasion that allows us to create moments of joy for our young patients and their families. Every year, we aim to fill the hospital with festive spirit, offering children an opportunity to celebrate despite their health crisis. These celebrations are not just about spreading cheer but also about inspiring our children to face their battles with determination. We want them to know they are warriors, and every step they take is a victory. Seeing their laughter and enthusiasm highlights our commitment to holistic care and emotional well-being. Together, we aim to make a difference in the lives of these children and help them to improve their quality of life,” concluded Dr Minnie Bodhanwala, CEO of Wadia Hospital