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We’ve spoken in our previous tooth-brushing blog about what the challenges are, and some of the techniques we can try. In this piece we look at the products and resources that might assist. Parents of children with special needs, especially when sensory processing sensitivities, OCD, PDA or Autism are in the mix, often struggle to get a toothbrush anywhere near their child, let alone work on improving gum health or oral hygiene.Read now
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Brrr! Winter Wardrobe Survival Tips for Sensitive Kids
Read nowDressing can be a battleground for many parents, but when it's compounded by a little one who finds seams unbearable and normal clothes itchy and uncomfortable, it reaches a whole new level of being challenging.
So we've put together our 5 Top Tips for keeping your sensitive kids snug in the chilly weather.
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Seams or labels – which is worse?
Read nowIf you follow us on Facebook or Twitter, you will have seen recently that we put up a poll asking for your opinions on seams and labels. We wanted to know which was the biggest bugbear? Well the answer we...
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Why wont my child wear socks?
Read nowWe’ve all been there – the battle to get kids dressed and ready for school in the morning! With September and the new school term fast approaching, the tension can start to mount for both kids and parents.
Socks and tights in particular seem to cause problems for a lot of children, and as a parent, you may find yourself at your wits end in the morning trying to find an elusive lump or bump that your child swears is in their sock, making their life a misery.
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How to use your Worry Eater
Read nowWorry Eaters are much more than just adorable cartoon characters. They might just be the best toys ever invented! Kids love the bright colours and cool personalities of these fun and cuddly toys, but there is a more serious use...
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My Child is not Naughty! Understanding PDA
Read nowWhat is PDA? PDA or Pathological Demand Avoidance syndrome is a condition that many kids, and their families, struggle to deal with in this day and age. According to the National Autistic Society: "Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is now considered...