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Supporting Your Child with SEN When You are Moving House or Renovating
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Moving house is one of the most stressful events you can experience in life, or so they say. Having moved three times in three years, whil...
Foxes Academy and Hotel: Fostering friendships and life skills
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Foxes Hotel Minehead, Somerset, England 8 out of 10 Telegraph expert rating As lockdown eases and life opens up safely, I am delighting in...
Summer Holiday Solutions for SEN Families
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For most of us that blank sheet of school Summer break time leads to a mixture of relief that our children are ours exclusively...
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Hairdressing Tips for Kids with Special Needs
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Does your child with special needs do all they can to avoid having their hair cut or brushed? Here are our top tips for hairdressing witho...
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Nurture Yourself: Our MOT Self-Care Checklist
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Every so often little reminders come along that it is so very important to look after ourselves. Nurture yourself with our personal MOT...
They're Not All Like Her You Know...
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They’re Not All Like Her You Know… No-one has ever once said to me that not all 12 year olds are like our eldest daughter. She’s an...
All in the Same Boat - Not Heading to Holland
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This week saw the launch of my new regular column over on the Firefly Community , an amazing hub for parents and professionals who work w...
Skiing with Kids with Down's Syndrome
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Please welcome good friend and Dad Mark MacLeod as he shares a guest post with us about teaching his daughter Erin to ski. Erin has Down...
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Using Special iApps to Toilet Train Without Going Potty
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A few months ago I had the pleasure of meeting inspirational duo Bev and Colin Dean. Special iApps are a fun, visual way to learn ...
Let's see Adults with Disabilities in Advertising?
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The tide is shifting. More and more companies are following the lead of household names such as Marks and Spencer and Sainsbury's and i...
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