FOR KIDS AGED 2–7 · DESIGNED WITH EXPERTS

For focus. For calm. For communication

Practical tools for children who need extra support with sensory needs, communication, attention or everyday routines—designed with occupational therapists.

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Answer 17 questions. Get matched tools, free PDFs, and video guides

Questions parents ask us

Do I need a diagnosis to use NeuroBuddy products?

No. Our products and our Readiness Assessment help children based on what they're doing today, not on a diagnosis. NeuroBuddy is built for neurodiverse and developmentally different kids - autism, ADHD, sensory needs, speech delays - and for any child who needs a bit more support. If your child hasn't been assessed yet or is on a waitlist, you can still use NeuroBuddy.

What age range are NeuroBuddy products for?

Most launch products are designed for children aged 2 to 8, with some extending up to age 12. Each product page lists the recommended developmental age range. The Readiness Assessment recommends products based on what your child is doing today - not their birth age.

Will these products replace therapy?

No. NeuroBuddy products extend the work your therapist does in session into the hours at home. They are not a replacement for therapy, assessment, or medical advice. If your child does not yet have a therapist, we can help you find one - write to care@neurobuddy.in.

What's the Readiness Assessment?

A free 17-question tool. You answer questions about what your child is doing today across communication, attention, social-emotional skills, daily living, sensory, and early academics. We send back a personalised plan with products, free PDFs, and short videos that match where your child is right now.
This assessment is helpful if your child is 2–7 years and you're working on foundational skills - talking, following instructions, attention, self-regulation, daily routines, sensory needs, or early academics. It may also benefit older children who are working on similar skills.

What matters most is your child’s current needs and abilities, rather than their age or school grade.