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7 October 2026

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Help children feel more confident when facing new experiences, activities, foods, places or people with this reassuring social story for autistic children aged 3–7 years.

Trying Something New acknowledges that unfamiliar experiences can sometimes feel worrying and shows children that they can approach new situations gradually and at their own pace.

Children are encouraged to look at pictures beforehand, ask questions, watch somebody else first, try one small step and request a break if they need one.

Featuring engaging illustrations, a calming pastel pink and purple theme, autism infinity branding and a personalised “This Story Belongs To� box.

Ideal for:

Autism and SEND support
Transition preparation
EYFS and KS1
New activities and experiences
Food and activity introductions
Parents, carers and schools

A gentle visual resource designed to build confidence, reduce anxiety around unfamiliar situations and celebrate every small attempt.

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