About Roo Bloom
Roo Bloom makes free visual resource packs and simple browser-based tools that help families follow everyday routines and transitions.
What Roo Bloom offers
There are two kinds of thing here. The visual resource packs are ready-made picture supports for a specific situation — a haircut, a dentist visit, the first day of school. Each one can be read on a screen or printed. The Daily Tracker is an interactive tool for noting what happened today: a medicine taken, a morning started, a hard moment weathered.
More tools may be added over time. Nothing is listed here before it is genuinely available.
Who it is for
Parents, carers, teachers and support workers who want a calm, predictable way to show a child what happens next. The packs were written with neurodivergent children in mind, and are useful for any child who does better knowing the shape of a routine in advance.
How the resources are made
Every illustration, preview and PDF is drawn and generated in advance, then published as a fixed file. Nothing is produced by a model at the moment you open a page, so the pack you download is the same one every other family gets, and it does not change under you.
All 5 packs are free, come with a boy or girl character, and print as 12 A4 pages.
What Roo Bloom is not
Roo Bloom provides educational materials and practical family tools. It does not provide diagnosis, therapy or medical treatment, and it does not promise any particular developmental outcome. Every child responds differently — use, skip or adapt any page to suit yours, and speak to a health professional about clinical concerns.
For how the Daily Tracker handles information, see the privacy page.