/* FIX 25 START */ /* FIX 25 END */ /* FIX 26 START */ /* FIX 26 END */ /* FIX 27 START */ /* FIX 27 END */
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...
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...
Modified Shopping Trolleys

Modified Shopping Trolleys

Making Shopping Possible The Coles additional needs trolley has a full harness, supports up to 70 kg, and allows children and adults with disabilities to join the shopping experience safely. While many supermarkets offer wheelchair or mobility trolleys, they aren’t...
Changing Places & MLAK Access

Changing Places & MLAK Access

Toileting Isn’t Simple Toileting is an ongoing challenge for our family, especially when it comes to participating in the community. Like many parents, we hope our neurodivergent child will become independent with self-care — but we also carry a quiet worry about the...
Companion Cards

Companion Cards

Life Without Limits We want to explore our city like any other family. But for families living with disability, even simple outings can feel daunting. Sensory overload, access barriers or exhaustion can turn a day out into a challenge — and sometimes, we stay home...