Thimble Mindfulness App and Recovery Patch Descriptions

The goal of this clinical trial is to lessen the pain and fear of needles by using a mindfulness-based app and a recovery patch on pediatric patients between the ages of 5 and 11. The main questions it aims to answer are: * Can guided mindfulness practices lessen the fear of needles experienced among pediatric patients? * Can a recovery patch with natural ingredients lessen the pain derived from needle-based procedures when placed on the site of the needle wound? Participants will be asked to be part of a clinical trial in which they will be picked to be in one of four groups: control (no use of the patch or app), use of Thimble Mindfulness App only (Experimental- App), use of Thimble Recovery Patch only (Experimental-Patch), or use of both Thimble Mindfulness App and Recovery Patch (Experimental-Patch and App). Patients will be asked to: * Complete a survey at enrollment (demographics + State-Trait Anxiety Inventory for Children (STAI-C)) * If the experimental group with the app, they will use the app before, during, and after their needle-based procedure. * Complete another survey immediately before needle procedure (STAI-C survey) * If in experimental group with the patch, they will allow the doctor or nurse to apply the Recovery Patch on the site of the needle wound. * Complete a survey immediately after needle procedure (STAI-C survey) and app/patch feedback (if assigned to app and/or patch group) * Complete another survey 24-48 hours after needle procedure (STAI-C survey) and app/patch feedback (if assigned to app and/or patch group) Researchers will compare the 4 groups to see if these interventions (alone or together) improve anxiety and pain associated with needle-based procedures within the pediatric population.