Empower your child to express their sickness and pain with ease using "Where Does it Hurt?" board. This innovative communication board is designed with thoughtful features to bridge the gap between children and their caregivers, providing a simple yet effective way to convey sickness or pain.

Features:
* Customisable Design: Crafted from durable 3mm acrylic, the board measures 21 x 27.5cm, offering ample space for clear communication. Choose either blank, male or female body, alternatively let us know in NOTES at checkout if you'd like to adjust any body part (ie glasses, amputated arm or leg etc) 

* Interactive Band-Aid/plaster System: Included with the board are three band-aid acrylics, allowing children to visually indicate areas of discomfort. Whether it's a sore tummy or an achy knee, simply place the corresponding band-aid on the affected area for instant communication. Each Band-aid/plaster has a Scotch Re-stickable mounting strip so it can be reused again and again and again.
     *Please note to begin with the sticky strip may come off or be hard to take off the board, this rectifies after a couple of movements. With repetitive use or exposure to dust dot may loose stickiness. Gently wash with soapy water and air dry to refresh stickiness. Instructions in photo gallery.

* Marker for Precision: Alongside the band-aids, a white board marker is provided, enabling children to draw directly on the board to pinpoint specific areas of pain. This versatile feature offers flexibility for expressing discomfort in a manner that suits each child's preferences.

* User-Friendly and Accessible: Designed with the needs of neurodiverse children in mind, "Where Does it Hurt?" priorities simplicity and accessibility. The intuitive ensures that children can easily engage with the board, fostering independence and effective communication.

Benefits:
* Enhanced Communication: Facilitate meaningful exchanges between children and caregivers by providing a visual means of expressing discomfort.

* Empowerment and Autonomy: Empower children to advocate for their own well-being by giving them effective in communication needs.

* Reduced Stress and Frustration: Alleviate the frustration often associated with verbal communication barriers, promoting a smoother caregiving experience for both children and caregivers.

"Where Does it Hurt?" is not just a communication tool; it's a catalyst for connection, understanding, and compassionate care. Empower your child to express themselves confidently and accurately with this innovative solution.