Structure That Supports Growth For children with Autism, managing behaviour and emotions often requires strategies that are structured, visual, and consistent. One highly effective tool that parents, teachers, and therapists rely on is the behaviour chart. When tailored to a...
Family camping is a wonderful way to connect, unwind, and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors together. It’s an opportunity to explore nature, share simple joys, and create lasting memories away from the hustle of everyday life. For families with...
When supporting children with special needs, especially those with sensory processing challenges, autism, ADHD, or anxiety, parents and professionals often turn to tools like weighted vests and compression vests. While they may look similar, they serve very different purposes, and...
Easter is a time for fun, family, and creating lasting memories. For children with special needs, making the celebration accessible ensures that everyone can join in the fun. Whether your child has mobility challenges, sensory sensitivities, or other unique needs,...
There are lots of ways parents can make their home safe for a child with autism - from safety locks and stair gates to door alarms and specialist beds - however, whilst these things can help keep them safe, there are...
Not only is sensory play a fun way to interact and play with your child but it can help to improve cognitive development, gross and fine motor skills, hand/eye coordination, social and communication skills. Sensory activities are universal because everyone,...
