I Can Ask for Help | Self-Advocacy Song for Autistic Kids | Toddler Preschool Kindergarten Children

Описание: Empower your child to speak up with “I Can Ask for Help,” a soothing, 3D-animated SocialWiseKids song designed for autistic and neurodivergent learners. 🌟

🎶 Social-emotional Learning Songs:    • Social-emotional Learning (SEL) Songs  
🎶 Celebrate Autism Songs:    • Celebrate Autism  

Full Lyric
I can ask for help
🎵 Intro Hook

When I feel stuck or don’t know what to do,
I can ask for help — that’s a smart thing too!

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🎤 Verse 1 – Recognizing the Feeling

If I feel lost or something feels wrong,
If a task is too tricky or taking too long,
I stop for a moment, take a breath in deep,
Then I remember: help is not a leap.

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🎶 Chorus – Asking Clearly

I can ask for help, it’s okay to say:
“Can you help me, please?” in a kind, clear way.
Asking is brave, and asking is smart—
When I need support, that’s where I start.

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🎤 Verse 2 – Different Ways to Ask

I can raise my hand or use my voice,
Point to a picture, or type my choice.
There’s more than one way to make my need known—
And I don’t have to figure it out alone.

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🎶 Chorus Repeat

I can ask for help, it’s okay to say:
“Can you help me, please?” in a kind, clear way.
Asking is brave, and asking is smart—
When I need support, that’s where I start.

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🎵 Outro – Gentle Closure

It’s strong to speak up, not something to hide,
There’s always someone to stand by my side.
So if I need help, I know what to do—
Just ask kindly… and someone will help you.


What children will learn
How to notice the “stuck” feeling and pause for a calm breath
Friendly phrases like “Can you help me, please?” to get support
Multiple ways to ask—raising a hand, using a picture card, or typing a message
The confidence that asking for help is brave, smart, and totally okay

Why this song works
Predictable Verse → Chorus pattern supports processing and memory.
Calming repetition & gentle tempo reduce sensory overload.
Milo & Zia 3D characters model clear body language, eye contact, and polite words.
Grounded in evidence-based strategies from our AI-powered SocialWise conversation coach.

👉 Parents & educators: Pause after each verse to practice the line “Can you help me, please?” Role-play asking for help with a zipper, puzzle, or classroom task.

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