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Keeping my hands to myself: When I get excited, I might want to touch things that are not mine.
I might want to touch other people or their belongings.
But I need to remember that it's important to keep my hands to myself.
If I want to touch something that is not mine, I should first ask.
And if someone says, "No." then I will keep my hands to myself.
This makes my teacher, friends, and family feel happy and respected.
Keeping my hands to myself means I can touch my own: school supplies, clothes, hair, food, toys.

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Prepare your kiddo for a night of celebrations by sharing what they can expect on New Year's Eve!

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Help your child learn the steps to opening gifts with our social story!

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Our social story on holiday lights walks your autistic kiddo through the fun, but at times overstimulating activity and provides them with tools to ensure they enjoy the activity.

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