Custom toy bundles with a 6-month personalized lesson plan, $199.99

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How it works

A bundle built around your child

Every bundle is $199.99, whatever toys you choose.

1. Tell us about your child

Age, how they communicate, their sensory needs and what they love most: trains, dinosaurs, space, letters, music and more.

2. We pick 4 toys

We recommend four toys that match their interests and senses. Swap any toy you like.

3. Your lesson plan

We build a 6-month lesson plan around your child and those exact toys, with 4 one-on-one video sessions.

4. Play, talk, grow

Short daily games, no reading needed. At each session we check progress and set new goals.

Starter bundles

Start from what your child loves

Each one is a starting point. We tailor it to your child's age and senses, and you can swap any toy.

Safety certifiedBrands tested to ASTM and CPSIA standards
Made for autistic kidsSensory notes and noise levels on every toy
Cartoon lessons includedWatch how to teach each skill, no reading needed
Every voice countsSpeech, signs, pictures and AAC all welcome

Free between sessions

Online plans you can start today

While you wait for your first session, try a free five-day plan online with any of our core toys.

1. Build a profile

Age, how your child communicates, sensory likes and dislikes, and which toys you have. It takes about two minutes.

2. Pick a skill

Asking for more, taking turns, making choices, asking for help and more. We show which skills fit your child's stage.

3. Play and track

Follow five short lessons and log how your child responds. When they're ready, we suggest the next skill.

Three habits that work with any toy

Play first. Words follow.

Follow their lead

Play with the part of the toy your child likes, even if it's "the wrong way". Interest keeps them engaged, and engagement comes before words.

Pause and wait

Stop right before the exciting part and count to 10 in your head. A look, a sound, a reach or a word all count as your child's turn.

Add one word

Say back what your child says, plus one word. "Ball" becomes "blue ball". If they don't use words yet, name what they're doing with one word.