Bree's Busy Eyes: An Autism-Friendly Story About Visual Sensory Needs
Zoom Swish Bree loves to watch the world around her. The colors, the shapes, the movement of the flowers as she flies-these visual patterns help her feel calm and focused. This is called visual stimming. But one windy day, Bree's favorite sunflower starts to sway and blur, making her feel a little fluttery inside. How will Bree find her calm now?
"Bree's Busy Eyes" is a gentle and relatable story designed to help children understand visual stimming and develop self-regulation strategies. This heartwarming story is thoughtfully crafted with features to support children on the autism spectrum and those who benefit from predictable narratives and sensory support:
Key features specifically designed to support children with sensory sensitivities and autism:
"Bree's Busy Eyes" is more than just a charming story; it's a valuable tool for parents, educators, therapists, and anyone supporting children with sensory sensitivities or autism. It provides a gentle and positive introduction to exploring different sensory experiences and adapting to changes in routine.
Perfect for:
Children ages 2-7Children on the autism spectrumChildren with sensory processing sensitivities, especially visual sensitivitiesParents, educators, and therapists seeking resources to support children with sensory needs and changes in routineBedtime stories and classroom read-alouds
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