What If The People In Your Life Finally Understood What Was Happening Underneath The Behavior
Bailey’s Body Alarm is a beautifully illustrated children’s book that gives kids and grown-ups a simple, compassionate language for big nervous system reactions.
Created with PDA, autism, ADHD, and highly sensitive children in mind.
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When Your Child Is Constantly Misunderstood, It Can Feel Incredibly Lonely.
Maybe other people see:
“defiance.”
“overreaction.”
“controlling behavior.”
“a child who just needs firmer boundaries.”
But you know there’s more happening underneath.
You shouldn't have to explain your child from scratch to every teacher, grandparent, caregiver, therapist, or family member who loves them.
This book was created for:
One Book. One Shared Language. Countless Better Conversations.
Imagine if everyone in your child’s life spoke the same language.
Instead of trying to explain nervous system activation over and over, you could simply say:
“I think their Body Alarm is starting to buzz.”
And they would understand.
That's what Bailey's Body Alarm was created to do.
Not just tell a beautiful story, but give children and the adults around them a shared, compassionate way to understand what's happening inside their bodies and to model ways grown ups can offer support.Â
Inside Bailey’s Body Alarm
A beautifully illustrated story children will want to read again and again
Child-friendly language for understanding big reactions
A gentle introduction to the PDA nervous system
Back matter that helps adults better understand what’s happening beneath the behavior
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Be the first to know when Bailey's Body Alarm is available.
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Early access to the book |
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Behind-the-scenes updates |
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Exclusive launch bonuses |
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The free Bailey's Body Alarm Companion Guide |
About Amber
Amber Arrington is the founder of Autism Savvy and a parent of four autistic children. Through her books, educational resources, and online community, she helps parents, educators, and professionals better understand the PDA nervous system so children can feel safer, more understood, and more connected.
