Countdown Keyring – Visual Communication and Behaviour Management tool compatible with PECS Symbols and Boardmaker PCS Software (for ADHD, ASD, Autism, Kids, Children, Toddlers)

A handy keyring consisting of a two different types of countdown to help you and your child manage their behaviour.

• Visual Countdown – uses a traffic light system going from green through to red
  
• Numerical Countdown – from 5 down to 1
  

Because we know that behavior management is not just something that happens in the home, our keyring is completely portable, and at 2.75” square, the cards easily fit into your pocket. They are the perfect compromise between being large enough to see but small enough to easily handle.

The binding ring opens, to allow you to easily change the order of symbols, and to remove selected symbols based on your personal circumstances. Our customers particularly love this feature, as it means they can only take the symbols they will need out with them, and leave the rest safely at home.

Perfect to support a wide range of people and young people from age 3 plus with limited verbal communication – supports with conditions such as autism, ASD, PDA, ADHD, kids, toddlers, children. 

Waterproof, durable and easy to clean – semi-flexible plastic material will outlast homemade visuals made from simple laminated card. Designed for use in an autism household!

Uses Boardmaker TM Symbols (with permission from Dynavox Mayer-Johnson) which are the ones most commonly used in schools.

Part of the Autism Supplies and Developments range of visual communication aids, which were originally designed to help our own autistic son. With over 30 years professional and personal experience being with those on the spectrum, you can be sure that these products are well designed and helpful.

The Countdown Keyring by Autism Supplies and Developments is suitable for children over the age of 3. Please be aware, it contains small parts that could be considered a choking hazard. This product is not a toy and should only be used under the supervision of a responsible adult.