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📢 The government just published its landmark Schools White Paper, and if you have a child with SEND, this affects you.

Here's what's changing 👇

EHCPs aren't going away, but a new Individual Support Plan (ISP) is being introduced for other childre

Emotions can be tricky because they can be abstract 😵&zwj;💫

While there is a difference between internal emotions and physical feelings, emotions can often present themselves through physical symptoms in the body. Stomach aches, for example, are c

Did you know that babbling is one of the very first signs that a baby is learning how to communicate? 🗣️👶

Most babies start babbling around 6–10 months. Before this, they communicate through:
✨ Crying
✨ Facial expressions
✨ Eye contact
✨ Bod

How can parents support their little ones at home?

One way is by reading stories 📚

A recent study by Kindred Squared found that 28% of children starting Reception were unable to use a book correctly, swiping and tapping it like a smartphone.

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We’re so proud to receive feedback like this 🙌

Want to know more about how we could support your child? Drop us a DM 📥

Let’s bust a big myth 👇

When I speak to families on the phone, they often tell me they have stopped speaking their mother tongue to support English development.

Being bilingual or trilingual does NOT stop a child from learning English. In fa

ADHD isn’t “naughty”, “not listening”, or “not trying hard enough”. It’s a neurodevelopmental difference that affects attention regulation, impulse control, emotional regulation, sensory processing, and

Imitation is one of the very first building blocks of communication. Before children use lots of words, they learn by copying actions, gestures, sounds, and simple words during play.

Working on imitation supports:
✨ Joint attention
✨ Early language

This news article caught our eye...

Sky News reported that nearly a third of kids can't use books when starting school and try to swipe them like phones.

School staff also report that around 28% of children started school unable to eat and drink in

From birth, infants are developing auditory processing: the brain’s ability to notice, organise, and interpret what the ears hear. This includes recognising voices, noticing changes in pitch and rhythm, and slowly learning which sounds matter m

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