“Mrs. Trump will spend an afternoon decorating cookies and making valentines and exchanging them with children currently patients at NIH and a few of their family members,” the Office of the First Lady said in a statement Tuesday.
AP Photo/John MinchilloFirst lady Melania Trump meets with children during a visit to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Monday, Feb. 5, 2018, in Cincinnati.
The Children’s Inn tweeted Tuesday night, “We are so excited to welcome @FLOTUS and @NIHDirector [Francis S. Collins] to The Children’s Inn @nih tomorrow for a #ValentinesDay party with our kids!”
The first lady’s visit will be broadcast on The Children’s Inn’s Facebook page from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
AP Photo/John MinchilloFirst lady Melania Trump meets with children at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Monday, Feb. 5, 2018, in Cincinnati.
The first lady made a similar visit last week to the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, where hospital officials briefed her on the opioid epidemic.
She also played with the hospital’s pint-sized patients in its activity room, where she handed out Valentine’s Day cards and coloring books. “Happy Valentine’s Day” was on the exterior of the card, while the interior featured a red stamp of the White House, a single red heart and Mrs. Trump’s signature in thick, black ink.
AP Photo/John MinchilloThe signature of first lady Melania Trump is displayed on a card intended for children during her visit at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Monday, Feb. 5, 2018, in Cincinnati.
“Children will always be my top priority,” Mrs. Trump said, “and I appreciated the opportunity to visit with the young patients today and witness firsthand their strength and spirit.”
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