The first complete language designed to help Autistic children express needs, wants and feelings around bedwetting.
Download the setWhat is AAC
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) are ways of communicating other than talking. This includes tools like pictures, drawing, symbols, writing, speech-generating devices and communication apps that help non-speaking or minimally speaking individuals express themselves.
For many Autistic children, AAC is their voice.
Autism and bedwetting
Autistic children are more often affected by bedwetting. It’s a sensitive topic for anyone, but it’s particularly difficult for non-verbal children to explain what happened, how they feel, or what they need next. While millions of Autistic children use AAC app to express their needs, behaviors, and feelings, one common experience lacks the specific language: bedwetting.
Introducing The Language
The Language of Bedwetting is a comprehensive symbol system comprising pronouns, verbs, adjectives, nouns,
and phrases developed to help communication about bedwetting in Autistic children.
The goal is turning an isolating experience into something they can finally express.
and phrases developed to help communication about bedwetting in Autistic children.
The goal is turning an isolating experience into something they can finally express.
Get The New Language
Download the printable AAC board to hang up in your child’s bedroom or bathroom. Or, upload the symbol set directly to your preferred AAC app. The new language is designed to work seamlessly with all AAC apps that allow customization. Even adding a few bedwetting symbols can make a difference.
Download the set 
Watch the film
See how this project was developed alongside Autism advocates, parents and
communication experts, and how a simple set of symbols can help an Autistic
child communicate about their bedwetting.
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The Experts
