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A short video shows a real moment first: her picnic plan is rained out, she feels sad, takes a big breath and finds a Plan B. Children learn a lot by watching someone like them.
For autistic and ADHD kids, 3 to 10
Short videos, games with no wrong answers, and social stories that teach feelings, calm and friendship. Made by a speech therapist. Played together with you.
Free to start · English, Hindi, Spanish, German, Arabic








One visit, three ways to learn
A short video shows a real moment first: her picnic plan is rained out, she feels sad, takes a big breath and finds a Plan B. Children learn a lot by watching someone like them.

Then your child tries it in a game. Every choice is a good one, and “Still sad” is always allowed. No timers, no scores, no buzzers.



Social stories for real days, like a new school, a haircut or a loud party, read aloud in a calm voice, so the next time feels familiar.
What your child practises
The games follow CASEL’s five areas of social-emotional learning, starting with the easiest step and building up.
Name happy, sad, angry and scared, on faces and in my own body.
Meet the Feelings · Peek-a-boo Faces
Choose a calm tool that works for me, keep trying, and find a Plan B.
Meet the Calm Tools · Keep Trying · Plan B
Notice what happened, and how someone else might be feeling.
What Happened?
Take turns, join in, say sorry, and fix a friendship.
Friendship and conversation games
Stop, think, and choose, in everyday moments that really happen.
Stop-and-think games
The one rule
A child who feels they failed stops trying. So nothing in SocialBlossom tells a child they got it wrong.
A different answer gets a calm explanation and another look. Upset is always allowed.
No flashing, no sudden sounds, no timers. Tricky steps are announced before they happen.
Built on video modelling, social stories and the CASEL framework, and designed with a speech therapist.

For you
Skills stick when the same words show up in real life. Every game ends with one small thing to try this week.
“Plan A didn’t work. What’s our Plan B?”From the Plan B game, for the next time the park is closed.
Who made it
Speech-language pathologist, M.Sc. SLP (AIISH)
More than ten years as a speech-language pathologist. Her clinical experience shapes how SocialBlossom teaches.
Meet RajiniEngineer, IIT Kanpur
Builds the app and every game in it.
About SocialBlossomPricing
$0
Many games are free to play, for as long as you like.
$39.99 / year
Every game, story and voice line. ₹1,999 in India.
$7.99 / month
Everything unlocked. ₹399 in India. Cancel any time.
Billed through the App Store or Google Play. Prices may vary by country.
Questions
No. It is a practice tool you use with your child: short videos, games and stories that make everyday skills easier to talk about and try. It works well alongside speech, OT or other support your child already has, and it never replaces it.
Children around 3 to 10, especially autistic children and children with ADHD, and the grown-ups who play with them. Many families use it with siblings too.
Yes, that is how it is built. There are no buzzers, no red crosses, no flashing and no sudden sounds. Every tricky step is announced before it happens, and a calm voice reads everything aloud.
Nothing bad. There are no wrong answers in SocialBlossom. A different choice gets a gentle 'why' and a chance to look again, so your child keeps going instead of shutting down.
Many games are free to play. Everything is unlocked with a subscription: $7.99 a month or $39.99 a year (₹399 or ₹1,999 in India). You can cancel any time in your App Store or Google Play settings.
English, Hindi, Spanish, German and Arabic.
Yes. Speech therapists, OTs and teachers use it in sessions and send families home with the same words. See the page for therapists for details.
It takes a minute to set up, and the first games are free.