Empathy is one of the most beautiful and important life skills we can nurture in our children. It's the ability to understand and share the feelings of others - a skill that helps children form meaningful friendships, resolve conflicts, and...
As parents, we know our children better than anyone. We notice the tiny changes in their behaviour, the subtle struggles that others might miss, and the moments when something just doesn’t feel quite right. If you’ve found yourself wondering whether...
As a fellow parent on this journey, I know how deeply we wish for our children to feel connected, included, and understood in a world that sometimes doesn’t quite “get” them. Social skills - like making friends, taking turns, or...
When you're parenting a child with cerebral palsy, low muscle tone, or other neurodevelopmental conditions that impact motor control and body awareness, you quickly learn that core support is key. From posture and coordination to balance and energy, the strength...
If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve experienced the overwhelming challenge of faecal smearing — standing in the middle of a mess, feeling defeated, and wondering if you’re the only parent dealing with cleaning faeces off walls, floors, toys, or clothes....
Incontinence, whether related to autism or sensory processing disorder (SPD), is a common yet often unspoken challenge. Many families struggle with toilet training in children with autism or SPD, and it can be a deeply emotional and exhausting journey. If...
