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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,...
Wonderfold Wagon

Wonderfold Wagon

An Investment Worth Considering This ‘nugget’ definitely falls into the investment category, and whether it’s right for your family will depend on your lifestyle and your child’s needs. Our neurodivergent child tires easily, struggles with long...
Car Seat Harness

Car Seat Harness

The Challenge As our neurodivergent child grew, he outgrew his 5-point car seat harness long before he had the understanding – or, let’s be honest, the impulse control – to safely use a regular seatbelt. Finding a Solution Thankfully, through Kidsafe...