Monchy Eva (9 results)

Condition: As New. Monchy, Eva (illustrator). Unread book in perfect condition.

Condition: New. Monchy, Eva (illustrator).

Condition: New. Monchy, Eva (illustrator).

Condition: As New. Monchy, Eva (illustrator). Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Condition: new. Monchy, Eva (illustrator). Paperback. For water play that feels clear, safe, and empoweringWater play can be enjoyable, calming, and deeply engaging for many autistic children - but when and where it is allowed is not always obvious. This can lead to frustration, confusion, and stress for both children and families.When Water Play Is OK is a clear, supportive picture book designed to help autistic children understand the boundaries around water play while empowering them to communicate their needs using visual supports.Created for autistic children ages 3+ and also helpful for older autistic children who benefit from simple, visual explanations, this book encourages families to set expectations calmly and consistently.How this book supports autistic readersExplains when and where water play is allowed using clear, concrete languageProvides predictability and explainationsSupports communication by modelling how to ask to play with water using visualsRespects sensory needs, autonomy, and individual preferencesReduces anxiety by offering clear alternatives and choicesWhy choose this book instead of other autism books?This book is written specifically for autistic children and takes a practical, neurodiversity-affirming approach. Rather than focusing on stopping behaviours, it supports understanding, communication, and shared expectations.By combining simple explanations with visual communication tools, When Water Play Is OK helps children express what they want in a way that is understood - and helps adults respond with clarity and consistency. The book is designed to be flexible: families can skip pages, repeat sections, or use their own PECS or AAC cards if preferred.A practical, everyday support - not just a storyThis is more than a picture book. It is a daily support tool for families navigating water play at home, school, or other settings. Visuals included at the back of the book can be copied or printed to reinforce communication and independence, helping children practise asking before water play happens.Helpful for: Autistic children learning when and where water play is appropriateAutistic children who use PECS, AAC, or other visual communicationParents and caregivers seeking calm, respectful ways to set boundariesTeachers, therapists, and support workers looking for practical visual toolsFamilies wanting fewer struggles and clearer routines around water playWhen Water Play Is OK offers a kind, practical way to support communication, reduce frustration, and create positive water play experiences for autistic children and their families. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

PAP. Condition: New. Monchy, Eva (illustrator). New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. For a New Year celebration that's truly inclusiveNew Year's Eve often means loud countdowns, sudden changes to routines, and social pressure - things that can quickly become overwhelming for autistic people. Celebrating New Year: A guide for autistic people and their families is a clear and straightforward picture book designed to help you approach the evening with confidence, choice, and sensory support.Created for autistic children ages 3+ and also helpful for older autistic people who prefer more visual, simple guidance, this book invites readers and their families to plan a celebration that fits their needs rather than forcing anyone to conform to traditional expectations. How this book helps autistic readersSupports preparation for change by explaining what's going to happenOffers sensory-friendly strategies to reduce overwhelm before and during the eveningEncourages autonomy and an honest expression of needs, empowering autistic readers to speak up and make choicesShares real-life examples that feel relatable and respectful of diverse ways to celebrateBuilds confidence and calm for the whole familyWhy choose this book instead of other autism books?This book is specifically written for autistic people and takes a different, kinder approach: making it easy to explore options, rehearse plans, and create a celebration that feels safe, joyful, and authentic for each individual. Written from the perspective of a parent and partner living in a neurodiverse household, it identifies real needs for routine, sensory limits and quiet moments without judgment or pressure. Seasonally relevant and truly inclusiveThis is not just a story - it's a preparation tool for one of the busiest nights of the year. By planning ahead, readers and families can avoid last-minute overwhelm, set realistic expectations, and enjoy the evening in a way that brings comfort and meaning. A bonus checklist at the back of the book encourages independence and proactive planning, reinforcing autonomy at every step. A meaningful keepsake for: Autistic children learning to understand and guide their own celebrationsAutistic adults who benefit from visual, supportive storytellingParents, caregivers, teachers, and therapists seeking a compassionate, practical support to work fromFamilies who want calm, inclusive traditions that respect everyone's needsA perfect gift for: Anyone in the autistic community, plus families who want a calmer, kinder way to welcome in the new year. It is also a thoughtful Christmas gift, especially around the festive season when routines and expectations can quickly become overwhelming. Whether in paperback or Kindle, Celebrating New Year: A guide for autistic people and their families is more than just a picture book - it provides a simple, empowering roadmap to a peaceful, meaningful New Year celebration for the whole family. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Monchy, Eva (illustrator). Paperback. For water play that feels clear, safe, and empoweringWater play can be enjoyable, calming, and deeply engaging for many autistic children - but when and where it is allowed is not always obvious. This can lead to frustration, confusion, and stress for both children and families.When Water Play Is OK is a clear, supportive picture book designed to help autistic children understand the boundaries around water play while empowering them to communicate their needs using visual supports.Created for autistic children ages 3+ and also helpful for older autistic children who benefit from simple, visual explanations, this book encourages families to set expectations calmly and consistently.How this book supports autistic readersExplains when and where water play is allowed using clear, concrete languageProvides predictability and explainationsSupports communication by modelling how to ask to play with water using visualsRespects sensory needs, autonomy, and individual preferencesReduces anxiety by offering clear alternatives and choicesWhy choose this book instead of other autism books?This book is written specifically for autistic children and takes a practical, neurodiversity-affirming approach. Rather than focusing on stopping behaviours, it supports understanding, communication, and shared expectations.By combining simple explanations with visual communication tools, When Water Play Is OK helps children express what they want in a way that is understood - and helps adults respond with clarity and consistency. The book is designed to be flexible: families can skip pages, repeat sections, or use their own PECS or AAC cards if preferred.A practical, everyday support - not just a storyThis is more than a picture book. It is a daily support tool for families navigating water play at home, school, or other settings. Visuals included at the back of the book can be copied or printed to reinforce communication and independence, helping children practise asking before water play happens.Helpful for: Autistic children learning when and where water play is appropriateAutistic children who use PECS, AAC, or other visual communicationParents and caregivers seeking calm, respectful ways to set boundariesTeachers, therapists, and support workers looking for practical visual toolsFamilies wanting fewer struggles and clearer routines around water playWhen Water Play Is OK offers a kind, practical way to support communication, reduce frustration, and create positive water play experiences for autistic children and their families. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. For a New Year celebration that's truly inclusiveNew Year's Eve often means loud countdowns, sudden changes to routines, and social pressure - things that can quickly become overwhelming for autistic people. Celebrating New Year: A guide for autistic people and their families is a clear and straightforward picture book designed to help you approach the evening with confidence, choice, and sensory support.Created for autistic children ages 3+ and also helpful for older autistic people who prefer more visual, simple guidance, this book invites readers and their families to plan a celebration that fits their needs rather than forcing anyone to conform to traditional expectations. How this book helps autistic readersSupports preparation for change by explaining what's going to happenOffers sensory-friendly strategies to reduce overwhelm before and during the eveningEncourages autonomy and an honest expression of needs, empowering autistic readers to speak up and make choicesShares real-life examples that feel relatable and respectful of diverse ways to celebrateBuilds confidence and calm for the whole familyWhy choose this book instead of other autism books?This book is specifically written for autistic people and takes a different, kinder approach: making it easy to explore options, rehearse plans, and create a celebration that feels safe, joyful, and authentic for each individual. Written from the perspective of a parent and partner living in a neurodiverse household, it identifies real needs for routine, sensory limits and quiet moments without judgment or pressure. Seasonally relevant and truly inclusiveThis is not just a story - it's a preparation tool for one of the busiest nights of the year. By planning ahead, readers and families can avoid last-minute overwhelm, set realistic expectations, and enjoy the evening in a way that brings comfort and meaning. A bonus checklist at the back of the book encourages independence and proactive planning, reinforcing autonomy at every step. A meaningful keepsake for: Autistic children learning to understand and guide their own celebrationsAutistic adults who benefit from visual, supportive storytellingParents, caregivers, teachers, and therapists seeking a compassionate, practical support to work fromFamilies who want calm, inclusive traditions that respect everyone's needsA perfect gift for: Anyone in the autistic community, plus families who want a calmer, kinder way to welcome in the new year. It is also a thoughtful Christmas gift, especially around the festive season when routines and expectations can quickly become overwhelming. Whether in paperback or Kindle, Celebrating New Year: A guide for autistic people and their families is more than just a picture book - it provides a simple, empowering roadmap to a peaceful, meaningful New Year celebration for the whole family. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.