“Welcome to Holland”…there is an analogy that inevitably does the rounds when you discover that you are now officially the parent of a child with disabilities. It describes a situation
First things first – if your child has just been diagnosed with ADHD, it is not a result of poor parenting or because of something you’ve done. ADHD is a
The class of 2020 is set to be one to remember – social distancing, bubbles, one-way systems, and more. It’s no surprise that many children are feeling worried and anxious
While some children will be excited to go back to school, others will be scared and anxious. It’s only natural that your child might feel more worried than usual about
Recently my four-year-old was looking through his communication folder and he came to the part that has the staff photos from his nursery. The manager had kindly laminated all of
In February 2018, our family was torn apart with the news that our beautiful little boy Alfie, then aged three, has the progressive muscle wasting disease, Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Most
We were fully expecting to be contacted and told to shield. My six-year-old son Sebastian has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a progressive, life-limiting muscle-wasting disease. Pre-lockdown, the term shielding didn’t mean
Single parents have all the responsibility that comes with raising kids – except they’re on their own. And while some mums and dads make it look easy, it’s a tough
My brilliant bundle of energy, Sidney, is four years old. He has a complex receptive speech and language difficulty and is currently pending a diagnosis of ASD. When Sid
With schools soon set to reopen, you might be wondering how to help your child make sense of the ‘new normal.’ The key, the British Psychological Society says, is in
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