When I first heard of the capstone project, I had absolutely no idea what I wanted to do. I wanted to do something that would be unique, but I also wanted to do something manageable considering I still had school-work to do. My initial idea was music therapy in schools. My piano teacher, Mr. Lee, offered me the idea one day in class and since I have a musical background and had heard of how music was therapeutic, I decided looked into it. As I did research, I realized there weren't a lot of music therapists in Las Vegas and there was also the issue that I didn't have transportation or a lot of time in my hands. If I pursued that idea, that would have meant setting up a meeting with the therapist for an interview, getting permission at an elementary school to do a mini-session of music therapy, and creating an activity plan that my mentor would approve. I soon decided to change my idea to something else.

After thinking long and hard, I remembered of something my parents told me a while back. One day, when they were telling me about the time when I was born, they told me that they received a bag of supplies for me like diapers, a hat, and a few other things. Considering I already had an interview with my pediatrician, I decided to do something related to pediatrics which was a career I've been looking into. One thing led to another and I decided on the "Precious Baby" non-profit organization as my capstone idea.

As I worked, I did my investigation on topics I wasn't too sure about such as licenses and permits I would require, if there had been other organizations that did the same, how to write a resume and more. The internet was a major resource for my capstone.

According to my research, hospitals would allow parents to take home extra supplies like diapers from the delivery of the child. I also found other non-profit organizations that were similar to mine, but they targeted a different audience (disability/homeless/etc) and had a different objective.