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Going to the toilet is something we all do, so we shouldn’t be ashamed to talk about it! It’s not uncommon for urinary incontinence in children who have special needs, so it’s important to know what is fact and what is fiction when it comes to urinary incontinence.

Finding reading that is appropriate for children with special needs can be difficult. Here is a list of five books SpecialKids.Company would recommend for children with special needs.

Asperger’s is a previously used diagnosis on the Autism Apectrum, which you may have heard of and will still come across. Find out more about Autism & Asperger’s.

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. 

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 by

If your child suffers from incontinence, swim nappies are essential to give them the reassurance a confidence they need during swimming.