
40 little games
Large picture choices, helpful examples and a gentler way to play.
NeuroMossPLAYFree family play · Ages 2–6GENTLE GAMES FOR NEURODIVERGENT KIDS
Explore picture games, warm stories and small everyday routines, with comfort settings for different attention and sensory preferences. A little world for your child, and practical support for you.
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Large picture choices, helpful examples and a gentler way to play.

Choose a routine, try one small step, and notice what helped.

Replay instructions, choose quiet settings, pause or stop at any time.
A PLACE FOR DIFFERENT WAYS TO PLAY
Start with what your child enjoys. Choose short matching and focus games, predictable picture sequences, stories or a quiet pause. Reduce motion and sound, replay a spoken instruction, and stop whenever you need.
No diagnosis is needed. Every child is different; explore together to see what feels comfortable.
FOR THE GROWN-UPS, TOO
Save favourite games, set a comfortable play limit, build a small routine and record what helped. Parent observations guide the next small adjustment. A parent PIN protects settings and family information.
Children use a nickname and a companion. They do not need their own email address.
There are 40 short games, including picture matching, visual patterns, sorting, taking turns, everyday sequences, Toy Friends and Picture Positions. Each has an introduction, help and a pause option.
Yes. The grown-up space includes sound, music and motion settings. You can choose gentler game options, replay instructions or take a break at any time.
No. NeuroMoss Play provides playful activities and general everyday support. It is not a diagnostic tool or treatment, and does not promise clinical outcomes.
After signing in and setting up your family online, save the offline play pack in the grown-up space. Saved child play works offline on that browser and queues progress to sync when connected. Sign-in and parent account changes need a connection.