The (REAL) Nappy Debate

Laura Rutherford / August 25, 2017 / Leave a comment

In the news this week there was an article about a mother who felt humiliated when she was shouted at by a cafe owner as she changed her baby son’s nappy on the grass outside the premises.… View Post

Thinking About Transport When Your Child With Disabilities Starts School

admin / August 13, 2017 / 2 Comments

In a few weeks my beautiful first-born child will start school. My precious boy.   I’ve had a knot in my stomach for months just thinking about it.   I have lots of worries about… View Post

Three Little Birds

Laura Rutherford / July 20, 2017 / 16 Comments

I am anxious. Continually overthinking. Always worrying about everything and nothing. I find myself feeling on edge with nerves and sometimes I can’t even remember specifically what it was that was first troubling me. My… View Post

I’m Not Ashamed To Sometimes Ask For Help

Laura Rutherford / July 10, 2017 / Leave a comment

If you’re a parent to a disabled child, you will be well aware of the disability price tag. I’ve ranted about it before, but it really is ridiculous. It’s completely unjust and totally unfair. It’s almost… View Post

A Few Things I’ve Learned As Mum To A (Beautiful & Perfect) Disabled Child

Laura Rutherford / July 4, 2017 / 7 Comments

I doubt anyone’s parenting journey is the one that they envisaged when they counted down the weeks on their pregnancy app, filled with those eagerly awaited fruit and veg. But when your child has disabilities… View Post

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