Children in intensive care in Ohio were dressed in tiny costumes inspired by Tiny Wicked: For Good

At Dayton Children’s Hospital, newborns took part in an unusual celebration: the babies were dressed in costumes of characters from the cult series Tiny Wicked: For Good in honor of the new season’s release on November 17. The neonatal intensive care unit was decorated in the spirit of The Wizard of Oz to create an atmosphere of magic and joy for patients and their families.

The costumes were carefully selected to reflect the characters in the series. One girl appeared as Glinda in a pink dress with a crown and wand, another as Elphaba in a witch’s hat and broom. Other children transformed into Dorothy, the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, and the Cowardly Lion, adding bright colors and positivity to the ward.

This initiative made a big impression on the parents: the costumes and festive atmosphere helped create joyful moments and unforgettable memories. Parents noted that such events allow them to have fun with their children and enjoy small pleasures without worrying about their little ones’ health.