Autism And Best Friends
Best friends. I had a best friend at school who was really my only friend. Sure, I knew many people and was
Preparing Our Child For Their Autism Assessment
This blog is written from experience within our family and is not intended as a guide of what parents should or shouldn’t
Being ‘Allowed’ To Be Autistic
My 3rd son is diagnosed as autistic. There was no disappointment, no crying and no existential crisis for him when he was
Neurodivergent Brains and ‘Picky Eating’
Last night we had a marvellous feast of a Friday night supper. All the family was there and the food was plentiful
Autism And The Unknown
Yesterday we visited Wake the Tiger in Bristol primarily because it’s the summer holidays and it looked a fab thing to do.
How To Help Your Child Through Clearing
On the eve of A Levels results day… My husband got up this morning full of determination and sprang into action. This
Teenagers Prefer Stories, Not Lectures.
‘What I’ve found with my kids is that the times when they don’t really listen to me is when I lecture them
The Ethics Of Blogging About Your Family.
I write and have written about myself and my family for many years now in various different ways. I have a loyal
The Rise Of Parenting Styles
I had a conversation with someone a few years ago, it was the sort of ‘getting to know you’ conversation where we
When Teenagers Start To Fledge The Nest
They leave you before they leave… Having been in for the past 2 years we were worried that O was a little