Children in this group will be exposed to an augmented reality game during the allergy testing procedure. The game will be used as a distraction method to potentially reduce pain and fear, and enhance care satisfaction.

Children in this group will undergo allergy testing following standard clinical procedures without any AR intervention or distraction.

In this intervention children will play an augmented reality game during the allergy testing procedure. The game will be used as a distraction method to potentially reduce pain and fear, and enhance care satisfaction.

Wong-Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale is used for this measurement. This scale consists of six facial expressions that represent increasing levels of pain, ranging from "No pain" (0 points) to "Worst pain" (10 points). Children are asked to point to the face that best matches the pain they are experiencing.

Children's Fear Scale is used for the fear measurement. This self-report tool consists of six facial expressions corresponding to fear levels, rated from 0 (no fear) to 10 (maximum fear), in increments of two points. Children are asked to select the face that best represents their emotional state.

Visual Analog Scale (VAS) for Care Satisfaction is used to assess the child's satisfaction with the care received during the allergy test. The score ranges from 0 ("Not satisfied at all") to 10 ("Completely satisfied").