stories of travel, books, and special needs parenting
Travelling with children can be challenging, but when you have special needs children, the packing process becomes even more complex. I’ve written about packing tips …
As a special needs mum, managing meltdowns has become part of my every day life – here are some things to remember…
Self-care for special needs parents is amazingly important and can help to prevent burnout. What do you do for self-care?
For a long time I didn’t really understand the appeal of annotating books – here’s my annotation journey!
When my twins were younger, finding swim nappies was a really easy task. There were plenty of options available in bright, fun designs, and it wasn’t something I ever had to think too hard about – all of my go-to shops sold them.
Our experiences with an SEN dentist and doctors as a parent of two special needs children with lots of additional needs.
When you’re a parent of multiple disabled children, packing the car for a holiday isn’t just about clothes, toiletries, and snacks — it’s a whole different ballgame.
Let’s talk about UK staycations. When you have disabled twins, planning a family holiday can feel like a daunting task…
Recently, I had the absolute pleasure of diving into The Lost Bookshop by Evie Woods — a novel that cleverly intertwines with the classic Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë.
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking lately about the direction of this blog, Roonee, and I wanted to share some important updates here.