Description
A warm, beautifully illustrated social story that gently teaches children to keep their hands to themselves and respect personal space — at school and at home.
Created by psychologist Parnika Bansal, this story uses simple language, clear visuals, and gentle repetition to help children — including those with autism, ADHD, and sensory needs — understand why and how to keep hands to themselves.
What’s inside
- A fully illustrated social story (PDF)
- Child-friendly language and relatable, everyday scenarios
- Supports social-emotional learning, self-regulation, and positive behaviour
- Ideal for parents, special educators, and therapists
Format: Digital PDF download. Your download link is shared on your account and emailed to you once payment is confirmed.
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