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Jen-Ai Hospital - Dali "Little Prince &
Little Princess" Competition (2)
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2005/03/26
BY JENNIFER CHU
TAICHUNG, JEN-AI HOSPITAL - DALI
¡@¡@One year after the first campaign
was initiated three little winners were selected for the second
campaign. Different from last year's online voting, this year's
winner was based on the number of the messages dedicated on
the message board.
¡@¡@During the last days of counting, a large number of messages
were dedicated on the message board each day with the parents
putting forth amazing efforts, which added more competition
and energy to this campaign. The winning list was officially
published on March 26 during the Baby Web 2nd Anniversary Celebration.
Yi-Xuan Shi was selected the Princess with over 200 messages,
and Cheng-Wei Xiao was selected the Prince. Olivia MacLeod (a
Canadian) was selected the Little Ambassador with messages from
seven countries.
¡@¡@Jen-Ai Hospital - Dali invited all members of the Baby Web
to the hospital for games and activities. Besides crowning the
little princes and princesses, a little models competition was
arranged, and all the contestants were dressed as a "rooster"
made from recycled materials. From the baby in swaddling clothes
to toddlers with winning style, they all demonstrated unbelievable
creativity. Another fun activity, the child-parent diaper art
competition used the diaper provided to transform it into unusual
designs with imagination and creativity. All the teams demonstrated
extraordinary coloring and artistic skills. A winner was selected
and awarded in this competitive campaign after totaling the
scores for creativity, style and material utilization. The attendance
gifts handed out to all the participants at the campaign ensured
that everyone left happy and content.
¡@¡@The hospital also held their monthly flea market, and donated
all the proceeds to the Jen-Ai Foundation to help low-income
families and minority groups. Other activities included: free
dental screening provided by the Jen-Ai Hospital Dental Department,
an International Food Fair kindly organized by the ladies from
IWAT, a clown magic show performed by the Family, and a folk
dance and live musical string performance by school children.
The sponsors included IWAT, Johnson & Johnson Taiwan, Be
Leader International Co., Yi-Lin Dancing Group, and McDonald's
GuoGuang branch.
¡@¡@All activities ended with laughter, and the service of the
Baby Web continues. Besides original services, the baby album
page has been created on the Baby Web, so that family and friends
far away can rejoice in and be a part of the baby's life by
participating on the Jen-Ai Hospital's website. In the near
future, the baby web will be providing some new services which
will be free for all mothers-to-be. We are inviting all of you
to watch for these valuable new services! The Baby Web will
also provide more information, services, functions, news images,
and improved video equipment in the future. Music in the form
of lullabies for infants will be developed on a CD. There will
also be a virtual tour of the VIP wards and the delivery center,
digital photo display, and a website for children. The hospital
will work together with manufacturers of infant supplies, other
hospitals and medical centers to provide more and better services.
Baby Web Website: http://www.jah.org.tw/babyweb.asp
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