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Parent Toolkit
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A growing starter library of practical resources families can use at home and when navigating special education.
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Compass Parent Toolkit
Practical tools you can actually use — visuals, schedules, social stories, trackers, guides, and templates for the everyday moments that are hardest.
The toolkit is being built. Here is what it will hold, organized by the part of family life each tool supports.
Plans
Start free — grow when you're ready
The toolkit has two levels. The free Parent Toolkit is the starter library; Toolkit Plus adds a larger premium collection when it arrives.
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Toolkit Plus
$7.99per month
A larger premium collection of parent tools, expanded resources, and customizable supports.
Coming soon — no payments yet. The free Parent Toolkit stays free.
See services & pricingWhat the toolkit will hold
Tools organized by the moment they help with
Choose the category that matches today’s hardest moment. Each one lists the tools planned for it.
Planned
Communication
Tools that help your child express wants, needs, and feelings.
- First/Then boards
- Choice boards
- Communication visuals
- Visual prompts
Planned
Routines & Independence
Tools that make the day more predictable and build skills.
- Visual schedules
- Morning & evening routines
- Hygiene routines
- Dressing
- Chores
- Homework
- Daily living skills
- Independence supports
Planned
Behavior & Emotional Regulation
Tools for understanding behavior and supporting calm.
- Behavior trackers
- ABC-style observation tools
- Reinforcement supports
- Calm-down strategies
- Transition supports
- Emotion visuals
- Regulation tools
Planned
Social Skills
Tools that help your child connect with others.
- Social stories
- Conversation supports
- Friendship skills
- Personal-space supports
- Social-situation preparation
Planned
Toileting
Patient, step-by-step support for this big skill.
- Visual bathroom routines
- Toileting schedules
- Tracking charts
- Parent implementation tips
- Reinforcement-support ideas
Planned
School
Tools that help you stay organized and prepared.
- Meeting organizers
- Parent question sheets
- IEP preparation tools
- Progress trackers
- School/home communication tools
Planned
Transition & Adulthood
Tools that help you plan for the years ahead.
- Independent-living checklists
- Self-advocacy tools
- College preparation
- Employment preparation
- Job-readiness supports
- Transition planning resources
How the tools will work
Made to be printed, adapted, and used
Tools are most useful when they fit your child and your family. That’s how the toolkit is being designed.
Downloadable templates
Many tools will be printable templates you can download, adapt, and use at home — no accounts, no clutter.
Personalized with Compass AI
Some tools may eventually be personalized — a social story about your child’s dentist visit, a schedule built around your family’s mornings.
Reviewed with care
Every tool will be grounded in practical, everyday experience — supportive, straightforward, and never a diagnosis.