You may read this and wonder what a weird question! That’s ok but I thought it was important for other carers to be assured that any question they ask themselves after a diagnosis are all perfectly normal….
Bullying; How To Be an Expert at Avoiding It
Given that this week is Anti-Bullying week, November 11th – 15th I thought I would write a post to help children avoid bullying from both sides; becoming a bully and being bullied. ….
The A-Z of Words that Parents Associate with a child with Down Syndrome
My blogging journey is all about educating people about Down Syndrome and I thought what an effective way of doing this was to create a simple A-Z to parents from parents who are raising a child with Down Syndrome. …
Inclusion in the High Street, does it exist?
Inclusion in the High Street, does it exist?
In years gone by where many people with Down Syndrome have not been recognised for their attributes, their personality or their uniqueness;
Dog Free Zones
I wondered how I was going to write this blog as it is something that is extremely personal to me and I’ll explain why as we go, but I didn’t want it to come across as controversial….
Self Care for a Carer
Self Care, what is that I hear you say? Well let’s talk about why self care is important and those little activities that you can…..
Those First Few Days to Help You with a Child who has Down Syndrome
Are you a first time parent to a child with Down Syndrome? You may have known about the diagnosis during your pregnancy or found out afterwards, like I did….either way…..
Carer’s Allowance and Free Access
Are you a carer, do you know what you are entitled to as a carer? Not sure, then stay with me and read on.
Challenging some Myths and Stereotypes around Down Syndrome
After having my daughter Ellie I was suddenly surrounded by a lot of outdated facts, myths and sterotypes of Down’s Syndrome