A free tool for SEN professionals, teachers & parents for making beautiful, personalised & engaging social stories to help children in their care deal with everyday situations like taking turns.
Help neurodivergent children ace everyday challenges
A free tool for SEN professionals, teachers & parents for making beautiful, personalised & engaging social stories to help children in their care deal with everyday situations like taking turns.
Hello, I am Ali - Dad to a beautiful girl who insists that if carrots have vitamin C, pineapples must have vitamin P. My daughter was diagnosed with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) when she was five. She loves sushi and visiting doctors. Social stories are structured and often illustrated stories in which the main character overcomes everyday challenges e.g. - riding on a crowded bus, visiting a dentists, taking turns in the playground - with helpful and practical tips. Social stories are used in
Nice one @alixedi , Ainy, will connect you with someone that runs a specialist clinic / centre for special needs and could have use of this.
This is such a thoughtful resource. Congrats on the launch. We just launched Mukh.1 too — AI agents to automate everyday work. Feel free to check it out!
I gave this social story tool a try and it’s absolutely lovely — simple, thoughtful, and perfect for creating personalized stories that really connect with kids. Such a helpful resource for anyone supporting children with SEN.
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