Sneh Child Clinic

Down in Sector 53, there’s a small place called Sneh Child Clinic. It’s not hard to find if you’re looking for it. We’ve got a few toys scattered around because kids aren't very good at sitting still while they wait. Some of the picture books have torn pages, and the puzzles are usually missing a piece or two. It’s a bit noisy most of the time. You’ve got babies crying or toddlers running around the small waiting area. We don’t mind it much. Sector 53 is a residential area, so we get a lot of parents from the nearby blocks coming in. The office is a bit cramped with all the files and the height charts on the wall. We use those little stickers to make the kids feel better after a check-up. The desk has a jar of pens that never seem to work when you need them to. Our windows don't see much of a view, just the street and the trees outside. It’s a very normal, plain place. We don’t have a big marketing team or anything like that. It’s just us, the nurse, and the doctor. We spend our time checking temperatures and writing out notes on small pads of paper. It gets busy in the mornings, then quiets down around lunch. We usually eat our sandwiches right there at the desk. It’s just a small neighborhood clinic trying to keep up with the kids in Sector 53.