Misophonia Kids Bundle: Calming Strategy Cards, Storybook, Coloring Pages & School Pack | Sound Sensitivity | A4 + US Letter

Misophonia Kids Bundle: calming strategy cards, a picture storybook, coloring pages, a teacher letter and break passes in one download (ages 5 to 9).

Misophonia is the strong, sudden reaction some people have to sounds like chewing, tapping or sniffing. For a child it feels huge, and it is very hard to explain. This bundle gives families and schools one friendly picture to talk about it: a protective "dragon", a slightly over-keen guardian that is trying to keep them safe.

Everything you need to start the conversation at home, in a calm down corner and with school, ready to print in A4 and US Letter. For parents and caregivers, teachers, SENCOs and school counselors, and therapists and OTs working with their own clients.

WHY THIS ONE: it is written for sound sensitivity, not generic feelings. It comes from a clinical hypnotherapist who has worked with over 3,000 people with misophonia, and it covers home, school and the grown-ups in one go.

WHAT'S INCLUDED (7 resources + a Start Here page)
1. "Understanding My Dragon" storybook. 32 pages, square format, ages 5 to 9. A picture story to read together.
2. Dragon coloring and draw-your-own book. 14 pages. Color in, then draw and name your own dragon.
3. 12 calm-down dragon cards. Short, simple coping tools to hold, pick and practice.
4. Grown-up guide (2 pages). A plain-English guide for the adult reading the story.
5. Teacher letter (1 page). A ready-to-use letter that explains the child's sound sensitivity to school staff and invites a conversation.
6. Breathe-Tell-Move poster. A simple three-step reminder for a calm-down corner or bedroom wall.
7. Break-pass cards. Quiet, discreet signs a child can use to ask for a short break without saying a word.
Plus a START HERE page that tells you which file is which.

FILE DETAILS
- Instant digital download, PDF files (the printables are in two zips: US Letter and A4). Nothing is posted to you.
- The storybook is square (about 8.75 in / 22 cm), for reading on a screen or printing at home.
- Print as many copies as you need for your own household or classroom. The files are not editable.
- Colors may look different on screen and on paper, depending on your printer.

HOW TO PRINT
1. Download the files from Etsy (You > Purchases and Reviews).
2. Open them in a free PDF reader such as Adobe Acrobat Reader.
3. Choose your paper size (US Letter or A4) and print at "Actual size / 100%".
4. Use standard white paper for the storybook and coloring pages, and card stock for the cards and break passes if you'd like them sturdier.

WHO IT'S FOR
Parents and caregivers wanting words to explain misophonia to a child. Teachers, teaching assistants, school staff and SENCOs looking for a calm-down corner and a way to open the conversation with a family. Therapists, counselors and occupational therapists wanting a friendly, child-level resource for their own clients.

TERMS OF USE
For personal use in one household, or by one teacher or staff member in one classroom, or by a therapist, counselor or OT with their own clients. No resale, sharing, uploading or redistribution of the files, in whole or part, free or paid. Please don't sell printed copies. Whole-school or training licenses are available on request: just message me. Copyright Adam Bucklow.

IMPORTANT
This is an educational and supportive resource and a conversation starter. It is not a diagnosis, medical advice or a substitute for professional care. If you are worried about a child's health or wellbeing, please speak to your doctor, school SENCO or another qualified professional.

REFUNDS
As this is a digital download I can't usually accept returns. If a file is faulty or isn't as described, message me within 14 days and I'll put it right. This doesn't affect your statutory rights.

ABOUT ME
Made by Adam Bucklow, a clinical hypnotherapist who has worked with over 3,000 people with misophonia over 9+ years in practice, and founder of The MisoGo Misophonia Support Programme. These resources come from what actually comes up in the room, not from guesswork.