Emotional wellnessAge 7
Tablon and the Tangle Orchestra
A sad cello. A worried triangle. One hiccuping kazoo. Tablon finds a way to share the feelings playing at once.
A whole world.Right here with them.
Stories and off-screen activities for child life and pediatric care. Bring imagination, play and connection to the children in your care.
For child life, pediatrics & therapy
A little imagination.
A moment of connection.
Help them understand what comes next.
Create a preparation story around your team’s explanation of a visit or procedure. Review it, read together, and make room for their questions.
Bring a little play to the waiting.
Story-inspired activities can fit a hospital bed or a quiet moment in the room. Offer different ways to share an idea, from a drawing to a question.
Keep your team connected.
With Organization, staff have their own access and shared libraries, so useful stories are always close at hand.
Make the unfamiliar
a little more familiar.
Follow Arlo into a checkup, with room for a question at every step.
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Read storyMedical preparationAge 7Arlo and the Checkup Map
A little teapot, a kind doctor, and one brave question: “Can I have a map of what happens next?”
Private previewMRI preparationAge 7Chomp and the Dinosaur Drum Machine
An MRI sounds like dinosaur drums. Chomp practices, asks questions, and discovers he can ask for help too.
For child life, pediatric, and therapy teams.
Insights
Their words.
More context for your care.
Explore the questions children share and the stories they return to, with the moments behind each observation. Insights gives your team a starting point for a more personal conversation.
An illustrative moment with Maya and Nell, a child-life specialist.
Start with their words.
See what a child chose to share after a story. Their questions give your team a place to begin.
See where it began.
Keep observations connected to the answers, questions and stories behind them. Explore the context together.
Let them tell you more.
Bring that context into your next conversation. You ask, listen and decide what it means for their care.
A wider view for your team.
With Organization, authorized team leads can review story activity and shared responses across their organization or assigned group. Use that context to guide team conversations.
A story can open
a conversation.
Experiences shared by a parent and a therapy team.
“This week we are telling our 5 year old medically complex daughter about a major surgery and extended hospital stay and we’ve been dreading it/trying to figure out the best way to communicate it. We discovered this company that makes social stories to help kids process stuff like this. […] There’s imagination and creativity and just all the things that all of us special needs parents dream about representing to our kids.”
Anna ReynoldsParent
“One child recently made several characters in a therapy session, changing around many details. But every single time the child checked that their character was ‘adopted,’ helping them to explore their own life story.”
The Children’s PlaceKansas City
Storytailor plans
Big possibilities. A plan that fits.
Start with two stories. Keep creating for the children in your world.
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A few good
questions.
How can our team use these stories?
Use them as a starting point for preparation, conversation and shared play. Review each story against the child’s situation and your team’s actual process before sharing it with them.
Is this a clinical assessment or treatment?
No. Storytailor creates stories and activities. Children can express ideas and feelings through them; care professionals interpret what the child shares and make clinical decisions.
Can several staff members work together?
Organization provides separate staff access, shared libraries and account administration. Pricing starts with three staff seats and supports monthly or yearly billing.
Who can access stories and Insights?
Library access follows the permissions assigned to each person. In Care Circle, access to Insights is separate from story access. Public story links can be opened by anyone who has the link. Read about sharing, or ask us about your team’s access requirements.
What if we want storytelling inside our own platform?
Developer API access is for integrating narrative capabilities into your own experience. Storytailor MCP connects a person’s Storytailor account to supported agent surfaces. These have different integration and account models.
A story they connect with.A conversation you can build on.
Help children understand what’s ahead, ask their questions, and find moments of play along the way.
- Multiracial
- Best day ever
- Vitiligo
- Learning a language
- Wheelchair users
- First-day butterflies
- Raised by grandparents
- Missing someone
- ADHD
- Just because
- Two homes
- A new baby
- Autistic kids
- Making a friend
- Hearing aids
- Big questions
- Foster families
- Wild ideas
- Adopted
- Silly adventures