No Hitting Social Story ,Toddler Behavior,Self Regulation , Autism Friendly, Emotional skills , Education Printable, Pdf , Instant Download

Do you have a child who hits when upset or frustrated?
Hitting is a common challenge for toddlers and young children, especially those learning to manage big emotions. For children with autism, ADHD, or difficulties with self-regulation, hitting can happen at home, in the classroom, or during play. This behavior makes it harder for children to build friendships, follow routines, and feel safe.
💡 That’s why I created the No Hitting Social Story — a simple, clear, and positive resource to help children understand that hitting is not okay, and what they can do instead. With calm words, gentle visuals, and step-by-step language, this story teaches children how to use safe hands and express their feelings in better ways.
✔️ How This Social Story Helps:
✅ Teaches why hitting is not safe or kind
✅ Shows positive choices like using words or taking a breath
✅ Builds emotional regulation and social-emotional learning (SEL) skills
✅ Supports parents, teachers, therapists, and caregivers
✅ Created for toddlers, preschoolers, autism, ADHD, and children with behavior challenges
📌 Features:
Montessori-style Simple Language toddlers can understand
Engaging Visuals perfect for early learners and non-readers
10-page Social Story with clear, step-by-step actions
Easy to print and assemble at home or school
Editable format (optional) so you can adapt it to your child’s needs
🔹 How to Use:
This social story is ideal for:
Morning routines at home
Classroom circle time or morning meetings
Behavior intervention plans
Social skills groups or therapy sessions
Reading together before stressful transitions (like playdates or new environments)
By reading regularly, children learn that hands are for safe, gentle actions — not hitting.
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