How to Teach Children with Autism to Swim
There are so many benefits to teaching your child with autism to swim. Swimming can be fun, great exercise, therapeutic and an enjoyable sensory experience.
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The Care Designs Changing Mat
When you have a child who is doubly-incontinent, up until around the age of 3, products and facilities aimed at incontinence are easier to come byRead now -
How special needs swim nappies can help your child during swimming
If your child suffers from incontinence, swim nappies are essential to give them the reassurance a confidence they need during swimming.Read now -
Tips to Tackle Drooling in Children with Special Needs
Excessive drooling can have health and hygiene implications for children, read our top 10 tips to tackle drooling in children with special needs.Read now -
Dealing with sensory overload during festive Christmas period
The festive period can be challenging. With Christmas and New Year’s fast approaching, you're probably busy juggling decorations, food, presents, and your typical day to day life! But for children with special needs, this time of year can completely overwhelm them and cause distress.Read now -
Are weighted blankets safe for children?
Read nowWhen you’re a parent, safety is probably the first thought you have when you wake up and the last thought before going to sleep. It doesn’t help when there are news stories every other day claiming that some innocuous item poses a risk to your child’s safety. One thing that is on parent’s mind lately is weighted blankets. So are they as harmful as people are claiming?
