Last week was confusing. Celebrate women. But don't believe their experiences. Be sad about murdered women, But not like that.

I've cobbled together a little checklist of things to ask in meetings about your kids - IEP reviews, medical reviews, statement or EHCP, etc

What if...A jolly read about 'mum stuff'. Grab a mince pie for a festive pity party. Or keep scrolling. It's Christmas, do what you like. xx

Question: When is a specialist disability insurance provider not a specialist disability insurance provider? Answer: When they outsource...

An update for the Baldy fanclub. He is beyond grateful for your support and kind wishes. xxx

Here is another gripping instalment of the life and times of Baldy aka ‘the kids’ dad’. Apologies if you actually feel like you live with us

If you are a member of a family that doesn’t look like a family on TV but your family works for you. Great job. Well done.

For anyone who would like to commiserate about how being home for 14 weeks is working out. You're welcome. xx

What do I know about racism? The short answer is, 'Bugger all'. Alternatively, make yourself comfy for the longer answer.

This experience is solely that of my family. I share/over share our experiences in case they are of use to others.

Essentially, none of us can continue to pour from an empty cup.

Why are SEN parents tired ALL THE TIME?

Fostering. What’s it really like?

I had the loveliest natter with the wonderful Sam Geddes and she turned my ramblings into a fabulous podcast. Grab a cuppa, or a panad, and

Anything even remotely in the vicinity of transgender issues seems to elicit strong and emotive responses for some of us. Maybe the subject

Wiping a bogie on someone is the best expression I have come across for the phenomenon of behaving so badly that we get ourselves dumped...

In very basic terms trauma is characterised by fear alongside loss of control. Or a frightening experience over which we have no control.

It requires effort, planning and a good memory to maintain the lie. Telling the lie is easy. Maintaining it is hard.

Self Sabotaging Behaviours or When We Mess Things Up for Ourselves.

Chronic Sorrow is a response to grief, loss or bereavement. This includes situations where no one actually died.