For international childhood cancer day, I’d design a cozy hoodie covered in tiny doodles of hospital wristbands, game controllers, and snack wrappers, because real kids still want snacks and Mario, not pity.

For international childhood cancer day, I’d create a tee that looks like a kid’s messy notebook, with scribbled jokes, half-finished superheroes, and a big reminder that chemo kids still roast adults better than anyone.

For international childhood cancer day, I’d design a minimalist tee with one bold gold ribbon morphing into a playground slide, showing that treatment should lead kids back to play, not paperwork.

For international childhood cancer day, I’d make a comic-strip style shirt where doctors, nurses, and parents form an awkward but lovable superhero squad, proving the real Avengers are stuck in pediatric waiting rooms.