Social stories
01A short, illustrated story about a new place, an upcoming change, or something a child is learning to expect.
Turn an upcoming event or everyday routine into something a child can see, hear, and follow—personalized with the details that matter to them.
For children with autism, ADHD, anxiety, or developmental delays.
For Mia
A few calm words for a new place and a sound that might feel surprising.
On Saturday, I’m going to a new salon to get my hair cut.
I might hear the clippers buzz. I can ask for a break if I need one.
When I’m ready, we can take the next step together.
01 / Choose a format
Not every situation needs the same kind of support. Start with the format that fits what is coming next.
A short, illustrated story about a new place, an upcoming change, or something a child is learning to expect.
Everyday routines broken into visible steps, ready for a tablet or a printed page.
Two clear moments side by side: what happens first, and what comes next.
Made personal
Add a child’s name, describe the moment in their own context, and choose a customizable avatar. The result can be read aloud, viewed on a tablet, or printed.
Everyday moments, made visible
The dentist, salon, or classroom
A new baby, a move, or a holiday
Getting ready, one step at a time
02 / From idea to ready
Share an event or routine in everyday words: a first haircut, a school morning, or a change in plans.
Personalize with a child’s name, situation, and a customizable avatar.
Use the story or visual routine aloud, on a tablet, or on paper.
For home and practice
TaleTrellis is designed for U.S. families and child-support professionals—including speech-language pathologists, teachers, and ABA therapists—who want to prepare a child for a change or make an everyday routine easier to follow.
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Tell us what your family or practice is preparing for, and we’ll be glad to hear from you.
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