This week’s blog was written for us by Melissa Kynoch, about her son Bertie’s heart surgery. After a traumatic time last January, Bertie celebrated his first heart day this week! Thank you so much for sharing your story with us Melissa. I’m watching my son Bertie play with his older brother Dei, he’s full of Read more about Bertie’s Heart Day[…]
Last summer, Wendy O’Carroll was kind enough to share with us this post about her son, Oliver, who is an incredibly talented professional photographer. August 10th 2020 and I awake to the day that my son Oliver’s book, ‘Oliver’s Britain’, is published. We are surrounded by boxes and teetering piles of beautiful books, along with Read more about Oliver Hellowell – Photographer with Down Syndrome[…]
This week’s blog is written by Tina Carr, mum to Darla. Thank you so much for sharing this with us Tina. “They’ll get there in their own time.“ A phrase you hear a lot when you have a child with additional needs. Once you get past the unnecessary sympathetic head tilts, the ‘I’m so sorry’s’ Read more about Milestones and memories…[…]
On the blog this week, Zoe Taylor tells us about making the decision to transfer her daughter Maddison from mainstream to SEN provision, thank you Zoe, for sharing your experience with us. Maddison attended a mainstream school from nursery with a full EHCP until the end of year 1. The school was very supportive from Read more about Making a change: Our transition from Mainstream to SEN provision[…]