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Read now- Finding activities to do with children with special needs at home isn’t difficult, you just need to adapt the activities to meet the needs of your child. There are lots of fun things that you can do at home.
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Helping kids with autism keep up with learning during the summer
It is important to keep up with a child's learning during holidays, however this can be difficult for parents of children with special needs, we share our top tips to keep your child engaged.Read now -
How to support a child with ADHD
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a condition that affects behaviour resulting in difficulties concentrating, restlessness and impulsiveness. It can also be linked to sleep and anxiety disorders.Read now -
Pacifier and Bottle Weaning for Children with Autism
Read nowPacifiers and bottles are a comfort to young children and often weaning a child away from them is a gradual process and not always an easy one. Weaning an autistic child from a pacifier or bottle can be a lot more complicated. These objects are a huge comfort to them, part of their daily routine and can provide sensory input, helping them to self-regulate.
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Potty Training Tips for Children with Autism
Read nowPotty training is something that can be both stressful and rewarding. It takes patience, understanding and – usually – a lot of accidents along the way. There is no ‘one size fits all’ guide for potty training any child and yes, you’ve guessed it – there is no autism potty training guide either!
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Benefits of Sensory Chew Toys for Kids
Many children with special needs have sensory processing dysfunction, which can result in both strong sensory interests and/or sensory aversions. For example, a child might be over-sensitive or under-sensitive to some sounds, sights, smells or even texturesRead now
