Some children experience the world in ways others don't always understand. The Gingerbread Man story follows one little gingerbread man who is a sensory seeker. When others tell him he's "too much", he decides to leave. He sets off on his journey and along the way, he finds friends who celebrate his differences and remind him that being yourself is something to be proud of.

Some children communicate in ways that others don’t always understand. The Little Mermaid follows a non-verbal mermaid who wants to connect, share and be heard. Through the story, she learns sign language and discovers that communication can happen in many different ways. A fairy tale about finding your voice, being understood and feeling included.

Jack and the Beanstalk follows a boy with ADHD who forgets things easily and makes impulsive decisions. When he meets a friendly giant who thinks differently too, Jack learns that there are ways to help himself when life feels overwhelming. This story touches on different ways our brains work, the traits that make us unique, and practical ways to support everyday challenges.

Bedtime can be difficult for children with sensory sensitivities. The Princess and the Pea follows a princess as she tries different ways to feel calm and comfortable before discovering that even the tiniest things can make a big difference.