Monday, 19th January, is often referred to as Blue Monday — a day associated with low mood and emotional difficulty. While the idea of one single “most difficult day of the year” is debated, it serves an important purpose: it opens...
Christmas is a great time for creating memories, and a fun way to do this is by making Christmas crafts. In this blog, we will provide some Christmas craft ideas that you can carry out at home with your children....
For children with autism or additional sensory needs, traditional Christmas activities can sometimes feel overwhelming. In this blog we suggest some sensory Christmas events to look out for.
Holidays are often a time families eagerly anticipate — but for parents of children with special needs, they can bring a whole new set of challenges. Changes to routine, behavioural difficulties, sensory overload, and lack of respite can make what’s...
Being a special needs parent can be one of the most rewarding yet challenging experiences.Every day is filled with unique joys and struggles, and it's important to approach families with kindness, understanding, and respect. Unfortunately, there are certain comments that,...
Children are inquisitive about the world around them and naturally will ask questions when curious about something or someone. Understandably, this includes disability and children and adults with disabilities. This shouldn’t be discouraged. Knowledge means understanding, awareness, and acceptance, which we...
