Share BABY WIPE TUTORIAL: For mums who don’t want to plaster their kid’s little bottoms with nasties By Tracy Hardy / February 7, 2019 Now this is perfect for mums not intent on PH balancing their kid’s little butts using nasty chemicals. For those mums (and dads!) who are just happy to clean it with a bit of natural product, save money, and move on with their day. This is why people are freaking out about paying $7 for […]
Share OMG! Parker Turns Six (where did that time go?!) By Tracy Hardy / February 7, 2019 We thought you might like to see a few sneaky pictures of Parker at his special sixth birthday. He had a fab day and we need to send a HUGE shoutout to Print and party and Lovely occasions for helping make his day run so smoothly. Kat shared, “Parker had such an incredible birthday party. […]
Share Parker’s Sneaky Sleep Fairy Tips By Tracy Hardy / January 30, 2019 Mamas let’s talk about SLEEP! Or should I say, lack of? Got a child still partying on at 10? Do you snort when people suggest Melatonin, like it WASN’T one of the MANY ‘last resorts’ you’ve tried? Sick of hearing the ‘consistent routine’ line, because OMG if anyone saw your house shenanigans during the night […]
Share Craft With Parker: Velcro Dot Sticks By Tracy Hardy / January 24, 2019 Craft sticks with velcro dots are a GREAT addition to add to a therapy bag! Awesome way to work on so many skills with kids: visual perceptual, visual motor, letter formation, strength… Attach velcro dots to every end of the popsicle stick making sure that you use the same kind of dot on the same […]
Share Early Communication Skills for Children with Down Syndrome: A Guide for Parents and Professionals By Kat Abianac / November 1, 2016 So I get asked alot about the big stack of my favourite resources I keep in my lounge! I’ll share them one by one over the coming weeks. This one is a terrific resource on teaching you the best methods for early communication when you have a child with Down syndrome. I also highly, highly […]
Share To The Special Needs Mother: This was you all along By Kat Abianac / October 30, 2016 I’m writing about my son Parker, who has Down syndrome and changed my life. I’m writing about why you’ll only ever see what you look for. And finally, I’m writing to define what I mean when I say so often that my life changed. The only thing that changed was me. So, of course Parker changed […]
Share 16 Ways To Easily Impress A Baby – Our Unique Sensory Activities By Kat Abianac / October 18, 2016 1. Mix food colouring with water and freeze in an ice tray- tip a few into their bathwater. 2. A baby’s favourite- put them on a large blanket and hand them a brick or two of weetbix. You’ll love the facial expressions you’ll get while they crush intently. 3.Drop glow sticks into their bath water […]
