I’ve Got You! by Vicki Jones, illustrated by Jon Foard, is a rhyming children’s book supporting children with big feelings and sensory overwhelm, particularly neurodivergent children. Designed to encourage calm, kind conversations, it’s a comforting resource for bedtime or moments of dysregulation, helping families and schools build empathy, understanding, and emotional safety.

My Super Senses by Michelle Silva Nuxoll, LCSW, is a warm, empowering picture book that helps children understand and feel proud of their sensory differences. Through a gentle story, it shows that being sensitive can be a strength. Ideal for home, school, or therapy, it supports self-belief, awareness, and emotional wellbeing.

Brain Tingles by Dr Craig Richard, PhD, is a practical, approachable guide to ASMR. It explains what ASMR is, why it works, and how to create calming “tingles” in everyday life. The book offers simple, step-by-step techniques, guidance for gentle person-to-person ASMR, and even features a tactile cover designed to be used as a trigger.

HushAway® is proud to support Ward Buddies, a UK charity ensuring children aren’t left alone during hospital stays. Through HushAway®-led fundraising throughout the year, we’ll help raise vital funds and champion their mission to provide comfort, reassurance, and emotional support to children and families when it’s needed most.

HushAway® is proud to sponsor Odyssey, an outdoor school in Pattaya, Thailand, supporting the development of The Wild Place Café and outdoor learning space. Our collaboration enhances nature-led education, with calming soundscapes and serene spaces for children and families. Together, we’re creating peaceful environments where learning, connection, and growth can thrive.

HushAway® is proud to support the National Autistic Society, the UK’s leading charity for autistic people and their families. The charity provides essential guidance, advocacy and practical support, while campaigning for greater understanding and better services nationwide. Their work helps create a society where autistic people are accepted, empowered and able to thrive.