MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Some of the tiniest patients at Memphis area hospitals dressed up for Halloween. Superheroes and Disney was the theme at the Neonatal Intensive Care at Regional One Health. Batman, Superman, the minions, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, a surgeon, a fox, and a tiger all made an appearance. Regional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One HealthRegional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One HealthRegional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One HealthRegional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One HealthRegional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One HealthRegional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One HealthRegional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One HealthRegional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One HealthRegional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One HealthRegional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One HealthRegional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One HealthRegional One NICU. Courtesy: Regional One Health At the Saint Francis Memphis NICU, the circus was in town. The cast included a ringmaster, clown, elephant, lion, and trapeze artist. Halloween safety tips ahead of trick-or-treating “We want to create joy and memories for our NICU families,” said Kerry Thompson, NICU nurse at Saint Francis, who helped choose the costumes and took the photographs. Saint Francis Memphis NICU. Courtesy: Saint Francis MemphisSaint Francis Memphis NICU. Courtesy: Saint Francis MemphisSaint Francis Memphis NICU. Courtesy: Saint Francis MemphisSaint Francis Memphis NICU. Courtesy: Saint Francis MemphisSaint Francis Memphis NICU. Courtesy: Saint Francis MemphisSaint Francis Memphis NICU. Courtesy: Saint Francis Memphis Saint Francis said they've been dressing the babies up for various holidays for the last few years, and it has been an uplifting experience for staff and families.