If you had told me ten years ago that cleaning up poo would be a regular part of my life, I probably would have been horrified. And yet, here we are.
Cleaning up after a smearing incident without losing your mind
SEN Parenting
One year on: reflections on special needs school
It’s hard to believe that it’s been a full year since my children started at their special needs school.
The joy of berry foraging with my daughter
Both of my children are very food-motivated, but my daughter in particular finds pure joy in berry foraging.
Accessible adventures: a family day out at Bedgebury Forest
Bedgebury Forest is beautiful and a really great place for an accessible day out. Here are my thought on the site.
Stay-in dates: board game edition – Lacuna
Lacuna is a game that I think most people would love, and it makes a great date night activity if you want to stay at home!
Surviving sleepless nights as an autism parent
Being an autism parent and having sleepless nights seem to go hand in hand. Here are my thoughts and tips!
Autism-friendly gift giving – making Christmas more enjoyable for everyone
Here are some ways I have learned to make gift giving more enjoyable for my autistic twins!
Our recent trip to Sherwood Forest Center Parcs: A haven for SEN families
We recently returned from our fifth trip to Sherwood Forest Center Parcs, and once again, it was a wonderful experience for our family.
What I wish I knew: lessons from parenting two disabled children
Parenting is never quite what you expect, but raising two disabled children has been a journey I couldn’t have prepared for, no matter how hard I tried.
Managing Meltdowns: Strategies for Parents of Special Needs Children in Public Spaces
As a special needs mum, managing meltdowns has become part of my every day life – here are some things to remember…