Social stories for every hard moment
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Big feelings
15 pagesI Can Calm Down
Big feeling coming? Six calm-down tools your child can choose — plus a poster for the fridge.
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12 pagesZones of Regulation
Can your child tell when their body is “too high”? Four colours make feelings easy to name.
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5 pagesAnger Management
Anger builds fast. Help your child notice it early — and choose a way to cool down.
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6 pagesSadness
When the tears won’t stop: “That’s okay.” Eight gentle ways back to just right.
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6 pagesTurn Taking
A friend wants the toy too. This story turns that moment into a calm “one more minute”.
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5 pagesAsking for a Turn
Instead of grabbing: “My turn, please!” — and what to do if the answer is no.
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8 pagesPersonal Space
Standing too close? Hugging too tight? A “personal bubble” your child can picture.
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10 pagesVoice Control
Too loud in the library? A voice meter your child can really use — it’s on the last page.
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7 pagesEye Contact
Why looking at a friend shows you’re listening — told in simple, gentle words.
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8 pagesGreetings & Goodbyes
Someone says hi and your child looks away? Easy ways to answer: a word or a wave.
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Written by Tyler McNamer, an autistic adult
Diagnosed with autism at two. Now an author and speaker.
Some nights need more than a story
The meeting is in two weeks and I’m already lying awake about it.Free IEP checklist · 16 things to do before, during and afterGet the checklist →
She’s nothing like the boys in the books, and nobody writes about her.Girls on the Spectrum · $97See what’s inside →
I don’t want one answer. I want to stop feeling like we’re doing this alone.Population One · free workshop firstWatch the free workshop →
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