If you had to prioritise a top 5 list of being a SEND parent what would it look like? Here is mine based on experience, experience, experience and of course talking with others in a similar position to mine.

Working with Luis has been both a rewarding and challenging experience. He is an incredibly happy child, always smiling and laughing.

Luis wants to move around more or pulls away more regularly, it feels like he is always trying to escape, is it a game or does he have more

When Luis was in pushchair expressing himself we always received quite mixed reactions, and most leaned towards intrusive stares...

There are provisions from the local authorities known as short breaks for families with children and teens with disabilities, to take part.

Having a child with a disability is challenging, add a brother and sister and the juggling act becomes more delicate.

Having a family member with a disability can bring about a unique set of challenges and rewards. It requires navigating a world that may not

Actions speak a thousand words is the saying... There are times when we look at Luis and can see how grateful he is. Happy to be alive....