This study will be the first to develop and pilot test a brief, parent-led intervention aimed at changing the way children recall their pain after surgery, thereby extending memory-reframing techniques to the post-surgical pain context. Given the integral role of pain memories in shaping future pain experiences and the need for interventions in the pediatric surgery context, this study has great potential to contribute an accessible and feasible post-surgical pediatric pain management intervention and foster more adaptive pain trajectories and medical experiences in childhood.