Kid Routine & Play

Throwing toys is something almost every toddler tries at some point. Whether it’s out of frustration, boredom, or even excitement, it can be tricky for young children to manage those big bursts of energy. That’s why I created this gentle, visual social story — to help toddlers understand  why  they feel like throwing and what they can do instead. If you’ve ever found yourself saying “Please don’t throw that!” again and again, this free printable story might be just what you need.           📥 Download the Free Story  Why Do Toddlers Throw Toys? Toddlers are still learning how to handle their emotions, and they often don’t have the words to explain what they’re feeling. Throwing a toy can be a quick way for them to express something they don’t yet know how to say. It might mean: “I’m overwhelmed.” “I want attention.” “I’m done playing with this.” But the truth is, thrown toys can hurt people, damage objects, or cause big disruptions — es...

Shop Now on Etsy Potty Time Can Feel Overwhelming at School Starting daycare or kindergarten is a big step for any toddler. New bathrooms, unfamiliar routines, and being away from home can make potty time feel scary or stressful — even for children who are trained at home. That’s exactly why I created this toddler-friendly  Potty Social Story  and matching  Toilet Routine Chart  set. These tools help your child feel confident, supported, and more independent — whether they’re just starting potty training or need visual reminders during school routines. What’s Inside the Potty Kit You’ll receive both a  text version  and a  no-text version , designed with toddlers and visual learners in mind: ✔ Social Story: “When I Need to Go Potty at School” Simple, toddler-friendly phrases that walk through each step Calm, autism-supportive visuals Formats: US Letter size and Half-page foldable booklet ✔ Toilet Routine Charts One-page potty routine cha...

  Starting preschool is a big step (for children and for the grown-ups who love them). Whether it is your child’s first time away from home or their first day in a new classroom, emotions can run high. Excitement, nerves, and separation anxiety are all part of the journey. That is exactly why I created  When I Go to School . It is a gentle, toddler-friendly social story that helps 3 to 5 year olds feel more confident about starting school. Why storytelling matters for first-time students Children thrive on predictability, especially when they are entering unfamiliar environments. For many preschoolers, the idea of school feels both exciting and overwhelming. A simple social story like this gives young children a chance to see what to expect before it actually happens. This story is designed to support: First day of preschool anxiety Children who are starting school for the first time Smooth transitions from home to school routines Emotional regulation during separation mome...