The Parent Carer Brain

Description

As a mum of three teenagers with a variety of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, I have spent years trying different planners to find one that worked for me.  I had no joy though, so I eventually created my own, based on many years of experience.

This version does not contain a calendar but it contains so much more.

What’s in the planner?

• Monthly task lists
• Monthly note pages
• Useful contacts (and when you last saw them)
• Professionals involved with your family
• What’s working and not working
• What are you waiting for?
• Who have you rang/emailed?
• Passwords
• Equipment
• Paperwork tips
• School notes
• Foods we love and hate
• Equipment
• Days out
• Gift ideas
• Some “I’m also worth it” pages

and more including space for notes and to-do lists, allowing the one book to store everything you currently store in your head.

If you are a parent carer to a child with any additional needs, this planner will help.  An easy way to keep everything together means that the preparation for any meeting, phone call, email or form will be much easier.

No more flicking through a dozen notebooks or searching through emails while sitting in a meeting saying “hang on, hang on, I know it’s here somewhere”.

If you have a friend or relative who is the parent carer of a child with any additional needs, then this is the perfect gift for them.  Give them a gift that will help them find some calm in the chaos.  A gift that also helps them to find time for themselves as they won’t have to waste time searching for information, it will all be in one easy to grab A5 book.

Choose your own cover at checkout