Help your child better manage their behavior with the PECS method

Children with neurodevelopmental disorders (autism, ADHD, behavioral disorders, etc.) sometimes have difficulty understanding which actions are appropriate and which should be avoided. Thanks to the PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System) method, this set of 24 pink pictograms serves as a visual guide to help children make choices and adopt positive behaviors. This tool promotes a better understanding of expectations and a calmer management of emotions.

A clear support to encourage good behavior

Each pictogram illustrates an action to do (say hello, tidy up, listen, wait your turn...) or an action to avoid (shouting, hitting, throwing objects, interrupting...). These pictograms can be easily attached to a support using a hook-and-loop system (not included), allowing you to create a behavior goal chart. The child thus visualizes the actions to prioritize and those to avoid throughout the day, which encourages them to adopt good habits and better manage their reactions.

Features

• Clarity & Appropriation: Clean and explicit visuals designed to facilitate understanding and daily autonomy.

• Ultra-Resistant Design: Printed on heavy-duty paper with a durable and cleanable finish. They are tear-proof.

• Adhesives included: The soft side of the hook-and-loop adhesives are provided in a small separate bag; you just need to attach them to the pictograms you will be using.

• Standard & Universal Format: Optimized dimensions for easy handling by small hands and perfect compatibility with most routine supports on the market.

• Important: This system is not magnetic: it works with an included soft hook-and-loop fastening system.

- Made In France