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Encopresis usually affects children over 4 years old where they soil their underwear or pass stool in inappropriate places, there are many options and treatments available for Encopresis.

Faecal smearing, medically known as scatolia, is an issue many parents have to learn to cope with. Sometimes linked to autism, dealing with it can cause anxiety for parents. It can be difficult to control how your child acts at bedtime, in social settings, or on days out. It’s important not to feel alone; you’re not the only one going through this. Finding out why your child does it is the first step in overcoming the proble

In this blog we try to answer a common question we see floating around the special needs community, “Is adaptive clothing actually more expensive than standard children's clothing? 

Our easy dressing school uniform range is perfect for helping children with special needs effortlessly get ready for school with minimal fuss. Our adaptive clothing is designed with your little one in mind. It is styled like a standard polo shirt with handy hidden functionality.

Faecal smearing is actually incredibly common, especially for children and adults with autism. Due to its delicate nature, most parents will avoid asking for help. However, it IS possible to reduce faecal smearing. Here's some tips how.