Stories about their own life
Characters and situations are ones the child recognizes, which makes the story feel relevant.

PlaySpace helps you create personalized books about a child’s real experience, from a new sibling to a hospital stay, with prompts that guide the conversation afterward.
Explore activities and example goals for bibliotherapy.
Choosing books and stories that mirror what the child is facing.
Generate stories matched to the child’s situation and age.
Child identifies with a character’s challenge.
Characters and situations are ones the child recognizes, which makes the story feel relevant.
Prompts help you explore the story together and connect it to the child’s feelings.
Families can revisit the story between sessions, which reinforces its message.
Choose tools for preparing activities, running sessions, reviewing notes and supporting families.
A story shows the child’s room in both houses, which reassures them that they belong in each.
Discussion prompts appear page by page as you read, so the conversation unfolds naturally.
The same story goes home so the family can read it together again.
No. PlaySpace drafts notes, plans and summaries for you to review. Nothing reaches a family or the record until you approve it.