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My big feelings
A gentle visual story about noticing body clues, finding a feeling word, choosing sensory supports, and asking for help when emotions feel big.
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A multitude of things, done with care.
Free multilingual learning activities, visual routines, social stories, and gentle family tools—made for Kabbo and shared with other families.
I’m a Bangladeshi woman living in Cornwall, Ontario, Canada, and a full-time mum after years in tech. This is where I share what I write, wonder about, build, and learn along the way—in English, Bangla, Banglish, and occasionally French.
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Build your own visual calendar
A private visual schedule and flexible family calendar.
Plan any month, import an .ics calendar privately, adjust a daily rhythm, and print the result on one page. Use it for a morning, bedtime, school day, weekend, or appointment plan.
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- Weekend
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My Haircut Story at Home
A gentle visual story about having a haircut at home, choosing tools and breaks, managing sounds and itchy hair clippings, speaking up, and caring for different kinds of hair.
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Printable routine
Skin care: visual steps
A simple printable morning-and-night skincare routine designed to build independence, reduce resistance, and make the daily steps easier to remember.
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Printable routine
Taking a Shower: Visual Steps
A printable twelve-step shower and hygiene guide that makes the whole routine visible, from preparing the water to rinsing and drying.
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Numbers, letters, and words to explore
Web + Android app
Multilingual Words
Play with letters, sounds, and word-building in Arabic, Russian, Sanskrit, and Latin.
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Web + Android app
Bangla Words
Level-based Bangla spelling practice without adverts, available to try before installing.
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Made from real moments in our family
These tools begin with something Kabbo wants to learn, understand, or hold outside his head. I make them slowly, test them with him, and share the useful parts in case they help another family too.
About Kabbo’s mum →How we use them at home
The brushing and hand-washing guides live beside the sink. The routine calendar helps us both see what is coming and prepare for it.
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The visual calendar builder needs no account and keeps schedule information in your browser.
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A parent, maker, and learner
I’m a Bangladeshi woman living in Cornwall, Ontario, a full-time mum, and a former tech professional. I build small systems, write, review, research, and follow whatever our questions lead to.
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I welcome thoughtful feedback and requests for future stories, printables, and learning tools.
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