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Bedroom Dutch Door

Bedroom Dutch Door

Outgrowing the Baby Gate For years, safety baby gates were essential in keeping our neurodivergent child safe – preventing nighttime elopement, reducing the risk of falls down the stairs and at times providing separation. After years of constant use (and plenty...
Hinged Rings & Flashcards

Hinged Rings & Flashcards

A Versatile Tool Hinged rings are such a versatile tool – useful for anyone! I attach a laminated card with a photo of who is picking up my child, along with “Picking you up today.” It provides a clear visual for both teachers and my child, and can...
Safety Strategies for Outings

Safety Strategies for Outings

The Reality of Busy Places Taking my non-speaking child to busy places can be nerve-wracking. Stories in the news about non-speaking children going missing reinforce one of my greatest fears and are often in the back of my mind whenever we’re out in crowded...
Packing Cubes & Toileting Kit

Packing Cubes & Toileting Kit

A Simple but Helpful Nugget This is such a simple but incredibly helpful ‘nugget’ – not just for neurodivergent children and adults, but for anyone. Packing cubes are a great way to keep continence products organised, including nappies or pull-ups,...