A child’s voice is a phrase describing an authentic involvement of children in their life decisions to become independent young adults. Teaching children to recognise and use this is one […]
This communication board can help parents and carers to talk to children about being sick. How to use this board: Having the pictures to point at as the adult talks,
Isabella first saw Key Word Signs when she went to the wonderful Monday playgroup run by Jodie, Cathy and Ildiko at PlumtreeChildren’s Services from the time she was about 12
Being toilet trained is an important milestone. For a child, it’s a step towards independence. For parents, not having to change nappies anymore or buy them is great — they’re
One of Sylvana’s (CEO) deepest worries when her son was diagnosed with a disability was whether he would ever have friends. Now, as he approaches his 30th birthday (2019), she reflects on this question and shares what she wishes she knew.
Brenton is a sportsman, coach and surfer. He has a paid job in a local gym. When he was born the doctor told his mum Lisa Ashford-Potter, not to expect
