Whenever kids pick up an action figure, they have to intentionally control its motions — running to climb a toy mountain, swinging a tiny sword in battle, or flying a miniature spaceship.

They have what's called an integrated motion analysis center to help treat kids with injuries and orthopedic conditions. Stephanie Stahl was there to see it in action. More for You.

Animated movies are great, but I yearn for the days of "Home Alone" and "E.T." I've been showing my kids more live-action movies — and they love them.

Shriners Children's Philadelphia has a newly integrated motion analysis center to help treat kids 02:35. At first glance, it's a funny-looking animation.