And we could practice getting a shot, and we could pretend that we're actually in the doctor's office.

So, they'll probably roll up your sleeve and then they roll your arm with a little alcohol.

And then they take the needle-- and you could look away, close your eyes, close your eyes really tight.

Think of... What are you thinking of?

You could think of a happy place or you could think of being with Grandma.

- Gram.

- Grammy.

Thinking of Grammy.

OK, see, and then the shot's all over, so you didn't even notice!

So, what do you think?

Are you ready?

- Um... OK. - OK, great.

- (Mom Tiger): Sometimes a shot can hurt a little bit.

But then it's over.

- Hello.

Hi, Lilly.

How are you?

It's great to see ya.

I'll let you listen when I'm all done.

Let's put it right here.

- That's near my heart.

- Deep breaths for me.

(She laughs.)

OK, Lilly, now it's time for your shots.

- (Mom Tiger): It can be scary sometimes.

- OK, Lilly.

- (Mom Tiger): But when you're scared, you can close your eyes and think of something happy.

- OK, it's going to be a little pinch, OK?

Let's put your Band-Aid.

- (Mom Tiger): Good job, Lilly!

Thanks for letting us come with you to the doctor's office, Lilly.

See you next time!