Download a Free Travel PECS Board You Can Use Anywhere—Even Without a Tablet.

Does your autistic child struggle to communicate when they're in an unfamiliar place—especially under stress?

You're not alone.

Many parents feel a rising sense of panic when they imagine their child trying to ask for help at a busy theme park, airport, or hotel… and not being understood.

At home, communication might be supported by a tablet or AAC device. But when you're traveling?

• The battery dies.

• The internet fails.

• Or your child is just too overwhelmed to use it.

That’s why I created the Travel PECS Board, a downloadable, portable picture exchange communication system you can print and attach to a lanyard or keychain.

✈️ What Makes This Travel PECS Different?

• ✅ Easy to attach to a lanyard, keychain, or belt loop

• ✅ Designed for common travel and theme park situations

• ✅ Uses clear visuals for requests like: bathroom, snack, help, break, tired, lost

• ✅ Gives your child a backup communication tool—even when the tablet isn’t available

Whether you’re heading to a theme park, boarding a plane, or just taking a family road trip, this PECS tool can help your child feel seen, heard, and safe.

💡 Who This Is For:

• Parents of non-speaking or minimally verbal autistic children

• Families who use AAC at home but want a portable, no-tech backup

• Anyone planning a trip where communication might break down under stress

• Parents who want to build confidence in their child’s ability to ask for what they need