Paula is a preschooler and drives a walker. Even though spasticity resides in her body, she handles her physical imperfections naturally: "Together, my hands are really great." Paula knows what she wants and what she can do and is usually cheerful. But when her physical disability pushes her to her limits, she can get really mad, sad or angry. Child-friendly explanation and attention in the movement ambulance lead to new knowledge and give Paula and her family a lot of useful information about Paula's spasticity, therapy options, aids and medication. This does not make the disability disappear, but it takes a back seat and makes room for playing and moving, building robber dens and also tidying rooms - for real children's life. The lovingly illustrated book is aimed at all those who work with pre-.