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Get organised and confident.
A Place for Everything and Everything in one place style planner for any parent carer with a child or young person with additional needs. A5 wire bound. Made by a parent carer for parent carers..
A Place for Everything and Everything in one place style planner for any parent carer with a child or young person with additional needs. A5 wire bound planner to make life a little bit easier.
A Place for Everything and Everything in one place style planner for any parent carer with a child or young person with additional needs. A5 wire bound planner to make life a little bit easier.
A Place for Everything and Everything in one place style planner for any parent carer with a child or young person with additional needs. A5 wire bound. Made by a parent carer for parent carers..
A Place for Everything and Everything in one place style journal/planner for any parent carer with a child or young person with additional needs. A5 wire bound.
Made by a fellow parent carer.
Write your journal notes beautifully.
Made from experience. Having turned up at meetings forgetting what I wanted to ask, what had been promised the last time we met and more, I created my own meeting journal.
It includes
And much more
Made from experience. Having turned up at meetings forgetting what I wanted to ask, what had been promised the last time we met and more, I created my own meeting journal.
It includes
And much more
Record everything accurately.
When you trying to track your child’s response to situations or trying to identify triggers, it can be a challenge to keep track of everything. Having all the details in one book will make meetings with anyone involved with your child much more informative.
The tracker includes
Keeping track can help you to identify triggers and develop strategies to either avoid them or how to handle them when they happen in the future. Be prepared at your next meeting so you are not having to search through various notebooks and messages to share the details.
When you have a child with epilepsy, it can be a challenge to keep track of everything. Having all the details in one book will make meetings with your Epilepsy Nurse or anyone involved with your child much more informative.
The tracker includes
Be prepared at your next meeting so you are not having to search through various notebooks and messages to share the details.
Match your notebooks with your organised life.
Who doesn’t love a new notebook? To complement our trackers, journals and planners, we have these fun notebooks. You can choose the cover; also choose if you want blank or lined paper within the book (or we can offer half lined/half unlined).
Match your messages with your pencil case
These canvas pencil cases offer an alternative way of saying what you think in a meeting, without saying it out loud. Always guaranteed to be a talking point in any meeting parent carer attends.
These canvas pencil cases offer an alternative way of saying what you think in a meeting, without saying it out loud. Always guaranteed to be a talking point in any meeting parent carer attends.
These canvas pencil cases offer an alternative way of saying what you think in a meeting, without saying it out loud. Always guaranteed to be a talking point in any meeting parent carer attends.
These canvas pencil cases offer an alternative way of saying what you think in a meeting, without saying it out loud. Always guaranteed to be a talking point in any meeting parent carer attends.
These canvas pencil cases offer an alternative way of saying what you think in a meeting, without saying it out loud. Always guaranteed to be a talking point in any meeting parent carer attends.
Awesome Advocate. Let others know that this is what you do. Start a conversation in any meeting.
Start conversations with our stickers
Cheer yourself up and remember to keep going with these positivity stickers.
The SEND arena often contains little piles of poop, both literally and metaphorically. Use these stickers to acknowledge these piles.
How many plates are you spinning? How many balls are you juggling?
Piles of Paperwork? Constantly on your phone or laptop? Diary constantly being updated?
A few profanities used throughout the day, just to let off steam so you can move on?
Recognise any of these? Rottweiller? One of those? Too involved? Challenging? Difficult? Wear the labels as a badge of honour, take away their impact as an insult.
Let everyone in the room know that you are there as an expert with experience. That expertise and experience is invaluable when discussing what the next steps are for your child or young person.
Let everyone in the room know your name is not Mum. Add these stickers to books, reports and more and make it clear.
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