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Airthings Wave Plus Review: Monitoring indoor air quality in your family home more easily

Posted By: Helen Updated: December 29, 2020May 19, 2020

This is a sponsored review We are all having to spend more time indoors at the moment due to the current situation. Therefore is seems sensible to monitor the quality …

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10 things for parents of special needs children to do when they are stuck indoors

Posted By: Helen Updated: December 29, 2020May 13, 2020

Special educational needs is a broad term used to describe any disability that creates a barrier to a child’s learning; this can range from physical impairments such as cystic fibrosis …

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How to explain autism to children #31DaysOfLearning

Posted By: Steph Curtis Updated: December 29, 2020March 27, 2020

Today in 31 Days of Learning, we have the wonderful Steph from Steph’s Two Girls, who has a truly inspirational blog that helps many to understand autism and pathological demand …

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How to help your kids recognise their emotions: Free printable #31DaysOfLearning

Posted By: Helen Updated: December 29, 2020March 9, 2020

We are offering a printable again in the 31 Days of Learning event today; courtesy of Kori at Home. Part of growing up is learning how to relate to others …

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Are you looking for ways to incorporate sensory play into the playroom for your special needs child - then we have some great ideas on the blog for you...way not check them out. Sensory play is so important with special needs children, so make it easy to access on a day to day basis to encourage development, and expand their sensory experiences.

10 awesome ways to incorporate sensory play into the playroom

Posted By: Kate Fitch Updated: May 30, 2018October 14, 2015

  We all know that play is extremely important for children.  In addition to being fun, playing helps children to learn to socialise and communicate, and to develop an understanding …

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Childminding – the end of an era when a new term starts

Posted By: Jeanette AM Updated: May 23, 2018September 12, 2014

It’s September and there are pictures being sent around, happy pictures of children in their new school uniform, smart uniform for a new term. I was sent one such picture …

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School reports: Just Forget The Numbers

Posted By: Jeanette AM Updated: May 23, 2018August 1, 2014

  I got annoyed with myself recently.  Really annoyed.  A “why on earth did I do that?” annoyed. Both T and D’s school reports came home before the end of …

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Reading, D’s way

Posted By: Jeanette AM Updated: May 30, 2018July 18, 2014

Reading is something we all take for granted, I can remember immersing myself in the bookshelves at my grandparents and really looking forward to staying with them because it meant …

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Tips for preparing your special needs child for school

Posted By: Jeanette AM Updated: May 23, 2018June 20, 2014

  Now that we’ve successfully received a place for T after going through the appeal process, it’s time to think about September and preparing for secondary school.  It’s taken me …

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Stop The World, I Want……A Cuddle

Posted By: Jeanette AM Updated: May 23, 2018May 23, 2014

I’ve been feeling a little (ok, well rather a lot!) “aaaaaargh!” this week. Not only due we have a series of meetings in a few weeks regarding appealing T’s secondary …

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inner demons

Battling the inner demons and trying to put them to rest

Posted By: Jeanette AM Updated: May 30, 2018May 9, 2014

  We all have our inner demons, happenings that have shaped the way we are, the way we interact, the way we allow others to see ourselves. It’s whether we …

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It’s the little things: D’s Buggy Buddy

Posted By: Jeanette AM Updated: May 23, 2018March 28, 2014

Sometimes T and D amaze me. My pair of (autistic) pickles who remind me of Tom and Jerry, they will frequently spar and get on each others’ nerves, partly due …

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Managing Aspergers – 8 top tips to help your child cope with new situations

Posted By: Charlotte Olson Updated: May 23, 2018March 14, 2014

  New situations are difficult for all children, let alone those who are on the Autistic spectrum. I have come up with some tips that I hope will benefit parents …

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Changes to a T

Posted By: Jeanette AM Updated: May 23, 2018February 28, 2014

I don’t often write in detail about T, our 11 year old high functioning autistic son. Not that I don’t love him as much as D, of course I do …

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Striving for independence – a little bit at a time

Posted By: Jeanette AM Updated: May 23, 2018February 7, 2014

It’s something we all strive for in our children, isn’t it? Independence. From the moment they’re born, we’re waiting for those milestones: an ability to support the head; rolling over; …

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