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Taking a Bath or Shower

A calm, step-by-step guide to washing my body and hair.

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Page 1 · Why I wash my bodyWhy I wash my body

My name is {{childName}}, and this is my story about taking a bath or a shower. When I play, sleep, and go about my day, my skin and hair get a bit dirty and sweaty, even when I cannot see it. Washing my body keeps me clean and helps me feel fresh.

Page 2 · The warm waterThe warm water

Warm water and soap help wash the dirt away. The water might feel different on my skin — warm, or a little tickly. That feeling is okay. If the water is too hot or too cold, I can tell a grown-up, and they can help make it just right.

Page 3 · Washing my body and hairWashing my body and hair

I use soap to wash my body, and shampoo to wash my hair. I wash from top to bottom — my hair, my face, my arms, my tummy, my legs, and my feet. If shampoo gets near my eyes, I can close them tight. a grown-up can help me rinse.

Page 4 · Clean and cosyClean and cosy

When I am clean, I turn off the water and dry myself with a towel. My skin feels warm and soft. Being clean helps me feel comfortable and ready. Taking a bath or shower is something I am learning to do well.

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Taking a Bath or Shower — Social Story for Autistic Children | Autism Social Stories