Little Lindsey Teaches...

Little Lindsey Makes a Friend

"School is a BUSY PLACE with lots of bright colors and bright lights. School is a NOISY PLACE with lots of children and many changes throughout the day. Little Lindsey didn't like these things very much. Sometimes they made her cry and hide..."

Sensory overload. Shared space. Change. This story illustrates some of the many challenges of being autistic and offers valuable insights for other kids – and teachers, too.

Photo shows our BUDDY sensory plush toy, available at a discount when you buy any book.

Little Lindsey Gets a Haircut

"Little Lindsey's family tries to convince Little Lindsey that haircuts are not scary. However, Little Lindsey has autism, and haircuts do hurt..."

People on the autism spectrum feel things differently. This book helps kids understand differences and offers ideas of how to deal with real-world challenges through creativity, patience and perseverance. 

Little Lindsey Goes to Therapy – A Sibling Story

"Little Lindsey has autism and goes to THERAPY. Her therapy center has a swimming pool, ball pit, and bubbles – a dream come true for MOST kids, including her sister, Brittany. ...'Sorry, Brittney, this is Lindsey's therapy,' said her dad."

This story explores some of the feelings siblings have when another child gets seemingly all the energy and attention. ..and ways our family found to help.

Little Lindsey is a Picky Eater

"Little Lindsey is a PICKY EATER, and her family tries to convince her to eat. However, little lindsey has autism. She is not trying to be difficult. Her brain tells her that same matters. It also makes some foods feel YUCKY in her mouth and smell FUNNY."

We all have different taste buds, but for people with autism, taste can be extreme. This is the story of  the extremely creative ways Lindsey's family got her to eat.