The three-year-old child care manikin is mainly applied in pediatric nursing teaching, medical college practical training courses and hospital nursing skills training, aiming to help students and medical staff master the basic theories and operational skills of child care.

This simulation maniac is designed to the scale of a three-year-old child, featuring a realistic body shape, skin texture and physiological responses. It can perform multiple care training such as temperature measurement, oral care, hair and face washing, intramuscular injection, intravenous infusion, sputum aspiration and cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

By using this model, trainees can become familiar with the physiological structure characteristics of children, understand the key points and precautions of nursing operations for different age groups, especially practical guidance on children's psychological communication and safety protection.

Teachers can also simulate clinical nursing scenarios, such as fever care and first aid for falls, to enhance students' emergency response and comprehensive nursing abilities. This model effectively enhances the authenticity and interactivity of teaching, providing significant support for cultivating pediatric nursing talents with professional qualities.