The Guessing Game

Laura Rutherford / March 13, 2017 / 1 Comment

The realisation of how valuable speech is has been brought home to me in a new way recently as our nearly two year old daughter, Sydney, is a complete chatterbox. “Drink” she proclaims. “Sore” she… View Post

Raising Awareness Of Changing Places Toilets This Disabled Access Day

Laura Rutherford / March 7, 2017 / 1 Comment

10-12th March 2017 marks Disabled Access Day in the UK and whilst it’s a great opportunity to shout about all the great accessible places that we know and love, it also gives us a platform… View Post

Reactions To My Son’s Wheelchair

Laura Rutherford / February 26, 2017 / 2 Comments

As  Brody gets older, his disabilities become more visible to those around us  – wearing nappies, sometimes dribbling, noises instead of words, his cognitive ability and movements.   And of course there is his wheelchair.… View Post

Tom’s Splashy Adventures – Firefly Product Review

Laura Rutherford / February 14, 2017 / Leave a comment

There are so many simple things that you are all too aware can be taken for granted when you’re a parent to a child with disabilities. Just one of them is being able to support… View Post

The Unpredictability of Sensory Processing Disorder

Laura Rutherford / February 1, 2017 / 4 Comments

I never knew about sensory issues before having Brody. I wouldn’t have believed that a child could get so upset at the sight, touch, smell or sound of something — if that something wasn’t typically… View Post

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