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Little Choices.
Everyday possibilities.

Low-stimulation visual supports that help early learners communicate, make choices, and participate in everyday life.

Created by a licensed social worker and parent of neurodivergent child, Little Choices offers practical resources for families, educators, and professionals supporting young children. Each resource is designed to support understanding, not control.

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A LOOK INSIDE LITTLE CHOICES

Explore visual supports for expressing needs, understanding what comes next, and keeping caregivers and professionals connected.

Practical tools for everyday moments

I Feel, I Need visual chart pairing children's emotions—happy, sad, mad, tired, scared, frustrated, and excited—with support needs such as a break, hug, help, breathing, sensory tools, movement, and space.

A visual resource for expressing feelings and identifying support needs.

I Feel / I Need Poster

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First/Then Board for Sensory-Sensitive Kids visual support, showing a school bus for “First: Go to School” and a house for “Then: Go Home,” with a low-stimulation design.

A low-stimulation visual support that helps children understand what they’re doing now and what comes next, making routines and transitions more predictable.

First-Then Board

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Daily Therapy Communication Log template for sharing updates between therapy providers and families

A practical tool for sharing updates between caregivers and professionals.

Daily Therapy Communication Log

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Everyday routine cards for toddlers and preschoolers, featuring bath time, brushing teeth, and cleanup visual supports.

Visual cards that help children recognize familiar activities, understand daily routines, and participate more independently at home, in classrooms, and across everyday settings.

Everyday Routine Cards

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Support Understanding.

Make Room for Choice.

Visual supports should help children understand, express themselves, and participate in ways that work for them.

THE DESIGN APPROACH

Resources support children in communicating their feelings, needs, preferences, and choices, with room for individual ways of expressing themselves.

Space for Self-Expression

Simple layouts and thoughtfully selected information help reduce unnecessary distractions so children can focus on what each resource communicates.

Connected to Everyday Life

Practical tools designed for familiar routines, transitions, and communication between children, caregivers, educators, and support teams.

Less Visual Clutter

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Practical visual supports for communication, routines, participation, and growing independence.

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