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Where better to go with a teddy bear than a teddy bear clinic?

The collaboration between organizers, sponsors, and volunteers created a sense of unity and community spirit.

NORTH BATTLEFORD — The Teddy Bear Clinic, the annual event that brings together young children and their furry companions, returned to North Battleford this year.

Held for the first time since 2019, attendees were eager to experience the magic once again. Anticipation was high as organizers hoped to match or even exceed the attendance of 500 children from the last event. The day proved to be a success, creating memories for all who attended.

From the moment families entered the picnic grounds, they were greeted by engaging and sensory-packed activities. The picnic was a sensory offering a variety of experiences that sparked imagination and creativity and uniting families from diverse backgrounds in a shared celebration of childhood.

This year's Teddy Bear Clinic theme of "We Are Growing," celebrating the milestones and development of young children. Various stations were dedicated to educational and developmental activities, encouraging children to explore and learn through play. Interactive exhibits offered opportunities for sensory exploration, problem-solving, and fine motor skill development. Many stations offered gifts for the children to take home. Teddy bears for children were available to take home if one wasn’t brought.

The success of the Teddy Bear Clinic would not have been possible without the support of the community. About 30 local businesses sponsored the event, providing resources, prizes, and support.

Volunteers from schools, community organizations, and dedicated individuals contributed their time and energy to ensure that the event ran smoothly. The collaboration between organizers, sponsors, and volunteers created a sense of unity and community spirit that further enriched the experience for everyone involved.

This story has been updated to correct the name of the event from picnic to clinic.

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