The Butterfly That Lost Her Colours

<p><strong><em>The Butterfly That Lost Her Colours</em></strong> is a gentle heartfelt picture book that helps children understand selective mutism through a warm child-friendly metaphor. When a little butterfly suddenly loses her colours she feels quiet invisible and unsure. With kindness patience and emotional safety her colours slowly return - showing that a child's voice is never lost only waiting for the right conditions to shine again.</p><p>Written by Natalie Gosney a parent of autistic children with lived experience of selective mutism this story offers comfort understanding and hope for children who struggle to speak in certain settings.</p><p>This beautifully illustrated book opens supportive conversations about anxiety bravery emotional safety and the importance of gentle support.</p><p> Perfect for families classrooms SENCos therapists speech and language teams and anyone supporting a child who finds speaking difficult.</p><p>A free accompanying resource pack for parents and teachers is available online.</p>