Cool & simple visual tools for autistic kids
They will SAVE YOUR TIME and (even better) SANITY. These tools are created by the mom of an absent-minded soccer champion & Rubik's cube magician and a wildly creative fashonista & ballet dancer. The Emotiblots® already helped them and 1,000+ other kids to become happier by making them feel “in the loop”. Try our tools and get ready for meltdown-free days with happy kids.
Our Mission
WE WANT YOU TO BE ABLE TO SPEND AT LEAST HALF AN HOUR WITH YOUR KIDS EVERY AFTERNOON, GUILT-FREE.
That’s why we create beautiful visual tools and keep them in one place for you. This way, you don’t have to miss these moments or stay up late with dark circles under your eyes to look for new and different tools all the time. We want to help you cross some items off of your mental to-do list for good.
Annual Membership
THIS IS YOUR PASS FOR THOSE CAREFREE AFTERNOONS.
An exclusive access to our growing collection of beautiful digital resources. A library of cool & unique printables. Schedule & emotion cards, planners, social stories (11 throughout the year), calendars, unique offers: all of these for the price of 7 social stories. Plus, the list of printable tools is continuously growing.
Wooden Schedule Magnets
Tired of looking for magnets and printing schedule cards? These magnets with the adorable blue guys (aka Emotiblots®) will MAKE SCHEDULE BUILDING QUICK AND EASY. Less work for you, consistency and fun for your child.
From frequent meltdowns to calm & happy kids
IMAGINE THIS: You're already wearing a jacket in the hallway, where you've just tripped stepping on a sneaker. Its insole is thrown over your shoe.
You quickly pick everything up while you ask your child for the fifth time to put his sweater on because you're leaving. Like he didn't even hear you for the first four times, he suddenly melts down in anger, saying he's not going anywhere.
Even though you're about to go to his favourite restaurant. He doesn't have any reason to act like this: he was even happy when you told him half an hour ago that you're having lunch there.
Then you realise that it's always like this when something unexpected happens, even if it's a good thing.
"Autistic kids often don't like surprises or random events. They often can't communicate their anxious feelings caused by a sudden change."
You read about this before, so the week after, you download and print a few schedule cards and put the schedule out every day.
Maybe it's not as spontaneous as you like it, but then you realise that it's even easier for you to plan your days this way.
And because seeing the schedule makes your child much calmer, you even have time to talk through his feelings that came up that week. He tells you that he feels more secure this way, and it even helps him focus on his homework.
Is it familiar? Or you're not there yet? Take a look at the Emotiblots schedule and emotion cards. Maybe they help to make your days go a bit calmer with fewer meltdowns.