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Last updated

7 October 2026

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Help young autistic children understand and cope with unexpected changes using this calm, visual When Plans Change Social Story.

Designed for children aged 3–7 years, this supportive resource explains that plans can sometimes change and provides simple, reassuring strategies children can use when they feel worried, confused or unsure.

The story encourages children to use visual timetables, ask what is happening next, take a break and seek support from a trusted adult.

Featuring a soft pastel pink and purple design, child-friendly illustrations, an infinity symbol and a personalised “This Story Belongs To� section.

Ideal for:

EYFS and KS1
Autism and SEND support
SENCOs and teaching assistants
Parents and carers
Home and classroom use
Preparing for changes to routines

A simple, reassuring visual resource designed to help children feel safer and more prepared when things do not go exactly as expected.

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