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Overeating & snack fights
Tools that give eating a clear start and a clear stop.
- Portion-control divided platesKids see how much goes on the plate.View on Amazon →
- Pre-portioned snack containersWhen it's empty, snacks are done.View on Amazon →
- Hunger & fullness chartTeaches body cues many kids miss.View on Amazon →
- Water bottle with time markersThirst often looks like hunger.View on Amazon →

Sleep & bedtime
Make bedtime a routine instead of a nightly fight.
- OK-to-wake sleep clockGreen means up. No negotiating.View on Amazon →
- Weighted blanket for kidsDeep pressure helps bodies settle.View on Amazon →
- White noise machineCovers the sounds that wake them.View on Amazon →
- Blackout curtainsDark rooms cue the brain to sleep.View on Amazon →

Anxiety & big feelings
Calm-down tools for worry, panic, and meltdowns.
- Calm-down corner kitEverything in one basket for hard moments.View on Amazon →
- Weighted lap padGrounding pressure during worry.View on Amazon →
- Breathing / calming cardsGives them words and a next step.View on Amazon →
- Emotion check-in chartName it before it explodes.View on Amazon →

Writing journals & handwriting
Journals and writing supports kids will actually use.
- Guided feelings journalPrompts they can answer in one line.View on Amazon →
- Handwriting practice booksShort daily reps build the skill.View on Amazon →
- Pencil gripsLess hand pain = less writing refusal.View on Amazon →
- Parent behavior log notebookPaper backup for what you track in the app.View on Amazon →

Sensory & chewing
For kids who chew shirts, cover their ears, or crash into things.
- Chew necklaces & chewy tubesSafe oral input instead of shirts.View on Amazon →
- Chew-resistant sensory shirtsTops that survive biting.View on Amazon →
- Noise-reducing headphonesFor stores, gyms, assemblies.View on Amazon →
- Body sock / compression gearWhole-body pressure that calms.View on Amazon →

Focus & homework
Help them start, stay, and finish.
- Visual timerTime you can see.View on Amazon →
- Quiet fidgetsHands busy, brain calm.View on Amazon →
- Wobble cushion / chair bandMovement without leaving the chair.View on Amazon →
- Desk privacy shieldCuts the visual noise.View on Amazon →

Routines, charts & transitions
Fewer reminders. Fewer battles at switch time.
- Visual schedule cardsThe day in pictures on the fridge.View on Amazon →
- Magnetic reward chartProgress they can see.View on Amazon →
- First-Then boardThe simplest transition tool there is.View on Amazon →
- Morning routine chartOut the door without yelling.View on Amazon →

Communication & speech support
For kids with few words or hard-to-read signals.
- Picture communication cards (PECS style)Point instead of melt down.View on Amazon →
- Talking buttons / recordable switchesOne button, one need.View on Amazon →
- Feelings posterShared words for what's happening.View on Amazon →

Safety & out-and-about
For wandering, elopement, and hard outings.
- GPS watch / tracker for kidsPeace of mind if they bolt.View on Amazon →
- Door alarmsYou hear the door before they're gone.View on Amazon →
- ID braceletsHelps a stranger help your child.View on Amazon →

Potty & hygiene routines
Toileting, teeth, and bath-time supports.
- Potty training visual chartSteps they can follow alone.View on Amazon →
- Toothbrushing timer & sensory brushesLess fight at the sink.View on Amazon →
- Bath-time sensory supportsPredictable, calmer bath routine.View on Amazon →
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