For you, the parent

The coaching clipboard for special-needs parents.

Turn therapy tips into plays you can run, count what you did, and put visual tools on your kid’s tablet.

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The clipboard I never had

My son’s talker gave him a voice. But at home, I didn’t do what his speech therapist asked. Simple things: when he says a word, say it back and add one more. I only did it when my wife reminded me.
So I started building the clipboard I never had: what to practice, what I tried, and the tools we use at home.
— The dad who builds nanoGOAT

Plays

Therapy tips you can run

Our speech therapy was forty minutes a week. The rest of the week is on you.

Each tip from therapy becomes a play: when he says a word, I will say it back and add one more.
See it, run it, tap how it went: worked, mixed, or didn’t land.
Write your own plays, or start from a library of ready-made ones.

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A play in nanoGOAT Parent: Time to leave. When we have five minutes before leaving the house, I will give a heads-up and start the visual timer. — A play from the example family.

Your log

Count what you control

Log what you did, not how your kid did. Then see the month.

Plays run and days logged, by the week, month, and year.
A day with no chance to practice still counts. Mark it and move on.
Some weeks it feels like nothing works. Compare to a year ago. Small things, every day, add up.
Print a one-page practice report for your therapist. It never grades your kid.

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Example family, 30 days: Time to leave worked 8 of 10 times. Offer two choices worked 6 of 8 times. Show what happens next worked 5 of 7 times. — What helped the example family in 30 days.

Tools for their tablet

Show them what comes next

Visual supports your kid can see, on the tablet they already use.

A visual timer: a little goat climbs a hill. When it reaches the top, the haircut is done.
First-then boards: first clean up, then outside.
Picture schedules for the whole day.
Lock the tablet to the kid tools. Your log stays behind a PIN.

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The goat-climb visual timer: a goat walks up a green hill toward a party popper at the top. — The goat-climb timer.

AAC is their voice. Parent is your clipboard.

Same makers as the free nanoGOAT AAC talker. AAC stays free. Parent is a paid app with no ads. Pick Momma or Daddy goat for the home screen.

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