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Help your autistic child learn feelings, calm, and getting along with others.
Ten simple games your child plays with a friendly bubble named Bloop. They practise naming feelings, calming down, taking turns, and following a routine. No reading or talking needed, so your child can play even if they’re not there yet. A few gentle minutes a day, together or on their own.
Bloopia helps your child practise skills. It is not therapy and does not treat, cure or diagnose autism.
Why parents use Bloopia
Finally, something you can actually do
Most parents of autistic kids are told to “practise skills at home” — but not how. Bloopia is the how.
Therapy waitlists are long and expensive. Bloopia gives you simple, calming activities you can do with your child right now, at home — a few minutes a day.
No flashing, no loud surprises, no timers, and no way to “lose.” Your child can’t fail. You control the sound and motion, so it fits how your child feels.
Each game builds one real skill — naming feelings, calming down, taking turns. A simple grown-up zone shows you what your child is practising, and the research behind it.
The ten games
Ten games, ten real skills
Each game helps your child practise one skill — like reading faces, calming down, or taking turns. Your child taps pictures, not words, so no reading is needed.
Bloop's FeelingsReading feelings
How Does Bloop Feel?Feelings in a story
Look Where Bloop LooksLooking together
Bloop Says HiSaying hello
Bubble BreathsCalm breathing
Calm CornerQuiet time
Match the Feeling MeterNoticing my body
Bloop's Turn, Your TurnTaking turns
Wait for the Green BubbleStop and go
Bloop's DayMy day in orderBacked by research
These skills are proven to help
Every skill Bloopia practises has real studies behind it. To be clear: the research backs the skills — like reading faces or taking turns — not Bloopia itself. Tap any card to read the study.
Full citations live in the grown-up zone. Bloopia supports practice — it makes no medical claims.
No reading needed
Your child can play on their own
Lots of young autistic kids can’t read or talk yet — and that’s completely fine. Nothing on the play screen uses words. Everything is shown three ways at once, so your child always knows what to do.
Bloop says every question out loud. A big button replays it as many times as your child wants.
Answers are faces and pictures, never words. Tapping a picture plays its name, so words are learned over time.
Pointing and gentle animation show what to do. A right answer is a happy chime — never a red “X” or a “wrong.”
Built to be safe
Calm, gentle, and private
Soft on the senses
Quiet sounds, slow movement, no flashing and no time pressure. If something is too much, you can turn the sound and motion down in the grown-up zone.
Better together
Bloopia works great on its own — but it’s best when you sit beside your child and name feelings out loud together. That’s where the real-life learning sticks.
Safe and private
No ads. No links out. We never track children. The only place with words or settings is the grown-up zone, behind a simple gate.
What Bloopia is — and isn’t
Bloopia is a way for your child to practise feelings, social, calm and routine skills through play. It is not therapy, and it does not treat, cure or diagnose autism. We’ll never promise that. The research we share backs the skills your child practises — not Bloopia itself.
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It’s free to start, and it only takes a few gentle minutes. Bloop is ready when your child is.
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