Neurodiversity is the idea that differences such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and dyspraxia are natural variations of the human brain. Every child experiences the world in their own way, and valuing that difference is at the heart of this blog.

On this site you’ll find blog posts and reflections that share lived experience and practical ideas. The aim is to offer honest support for parents, with guidance on things like SEN support in the UK and everyday family life.

Every child is different, but small changes can help — from sensory-friendly spaces to understanding anxiety in school. The book and blog share lived examples, especially around how to support an autistic child at school and in the wider education system.

You can read the blog anytime here on the website. It’s a space to reflect and learn together — not a forum, but you’re always welcome to reach out using the contact form if you’d like to share your thoughts.

It’s a neurodiversity book for parents and educators who want real insight into the challenges and victories of navigating today’s schools. Rooted in lived experience, it offers practical strategies and reflections on neurodiversity in education that every parent and teacher can relate to.