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School holidays can get a bit overwhelming, particularly if you’ve got more than a week to cover, but I’m going to show you how to make an epic plan so you’ll never be wondering what to do. Like most of these things, preparation is key. I’m a big fan of stationery and list-making but you could easily do this on …
It’s that time of year again when the usual school routine is thrown out of the window and we’re tearing our hair out wondering how on earth to entertain the kids for an entire week. But fear not. If you’re looking for autism-friendly days out in West Yorkshire during May half term that your children will enjoy, I’ve got it covered. …
If you haven’t got a Max Card, you should consider getting one. It gives families of foster children and children with additional needs FREE or discounted access to loads of attractions across the UK. Families in the North East are well served when it comes to the number of attractions that accept the card, with savings at castles, zoos, bowling …
If you haven’t got a Max Card, you should consider getting one. It gives families of foster children and children with additional needs FREE or discounted access to loads of attractions across the UK. Families in the North East are well served when it comes to the number of attractions that accept the card, with savings at castles, zoos, bowling …
If you haven’t got a Max Card, you should consider getting one. It gives families of foster children and children with additional needs free or discounted access to loads of attractions across the UK. Families living in or visiting East Yorkshire can use their Max Card in 4 attractions. So if you’re in the area and looking for a family …
It’s not easy finding holidays that suit our family’s ever-expanding needs but having just returned from our first trip to Norfolk, I’m happy to say this is another place I can add to our list. For us, the countryside is one of the best places to go on family holidays. The wide open spaces and lack of bright lights and …
If you haven’t got a Max Card, you should consider getting one. It gives families of foster children and children with additional needs free or discounted access to loads of attractions across the UK. Families in North Yorkshire are well served when it comes to the number of attractions that accept the card, with savings at castles, bowling alleys, trampoline parks and …
If you haven’t got a Max Card, you should consider getting one. It gives families of foster children and children with additional needs free or discounted access to loads of attractions across the UK. Families in West Yorkshire well served when it comes to the number of attractions that accept the card, with savings at castles, zoos, bowling alleys and more. …
Sometimes days out can get a bit repetitive. Farms, soft play and museums all rightfully have their place on our go-to list but sometimes we just want to do something different. Doing something different with a child who has additional needs isn’t always easy, and sometimes downright impossible. However, my factory setting is optimistic and I always believe these things …
Going to the cinema or theatre with a child with autism can be a stressful experience. Busy foyers, unexpected music, lights going up and down and applause can all be unsettling. With the pressure to sit still and quiet and potential anxiety and meltdowns on the horizon, it’s sometimes difficult to know whether it’s actually worth going at all. Big …