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Last updated

14 July 2026

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Help children understand and manage sensory overload with this beautifully illustrated social story designed in calming pastel pink and purple tones. Created for ages 5–7, it supports emotional regulation and self‑advocacy in busy school environments.

This resource gently explains what sensory overload feels like — loud noises, bright lights, and overwhelming sensations — and teaches simple, practical coping strategies such as covering ears, closing eyes, or taking a quiet break.

Perfect for classroom displays, SEND support sessions, or home learning, this story promotes confidence, calm, and independence for autistic learners.

Includes:

Visuals with clear, child‑friendly language
Calming pastel design and infinity branding
Printable and digital‑friendly format
Ideal for early years and KS1 autism support

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