Social Skills Visual Card Bundle:
3 Sets to Help Your Child Navigate Social Visits
Promote Positive Social Interactions and Build Confidence
Social interactions can be challenging for children, especially those on the autism spectrum. Visiting different places and meeting new people—whether it's a friend’s house, a neighbour, or grandparents—can cause anxiety and confusion. Our Social Skills Visual Card Bundle is designed to help your child understand and navigate the expectations for visiting different social environments. This bundle includes three essential sets of visual cards, each focused on a specific type of social visit: Visiting a Friend's House, Visiting Neighbours, and Visiting Grandparents' House.
Each set provides clear, simple visuals and easy-to-understand instructions to guide your child through social norms and expectations, reducing anxiety and encouraging positive interactions.
 
Why Choose the Social Skills Visual Card Bundle?
Comprehensive Coverage: The Social Skills Bundle covers three common social situations—visiting a friend’s house, neighbours, and grandparents. These are key moments in your child’s social life, and preparing them with visual cues can help make these experiences more manageable.
Easy to Use: The visual cards are designed to be simple and clear, with easy-to-understand images and text. They are accessible to children of various ages and developmental stages.
Promotes Positive Social Skills: The cards help teach important social norms, such as greetings, saying "thank you," sharing, and having polite conversations. They give your child a visual framework for successful social interactions.
Reduces Anxiety: By preparing your child in advance for what to expect during social visits, you can reduce anxiety and help them feel more confident and comfortable.
 
Order Your Social Skills Visual Card Bundle Today!
Help your child navigate social visits with ease using our Social Skills Visual Card Bundle. This set of three visual card sets will guide your child through key social interactions, ensuring they understand the expectations and behave confidently and appropriately.