What Inclusion Actually Looks Like (And What to Look For in Schools & Daycare Centres)

Navigating Neurodivergence & Special Needs with Little Superheroes

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In today’s episode, we’re diving into the vital topic of what true inclusion looks like and how to identify it in schools and daycare centres.

As parents and carers, it’s essential to find environments where our little superheroes aren’t just present but are fully supported, understood, and encouraged to thrive.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

What real inclusion means beyond just physical presence.
Key indicators of inclusive schools or daycare centres.
Practical questions to ask educators to ensure your child’s unique needs are met.
How to advocate for your child’s inclusion and success.

Key Takeaways:

True Inclusion is a Journey: It’s not a checkbox—it’s a core value visible in classroom setups, teaching methods, and staff attitudes.
Signs of Inclusive Environments: Look for visual aids, sensory tools, ramps, adaptable seating, and diverse teaching strategies.
Positive Language Matters: Strength-based communication builds confidence and encourages belonging.
Advocate and Collaborate: Share your insights with educators and ensure they value and implement your input.

This Week’s Highlights:

Weekly Kryptonite: The frustration when schools claim to be inclusive but fall short in practice. Advocacy is key to creating meaningful change.
Wonder Woman Moment: Celebrate every step you take to find or build a supportive environment for your child. Your efforts create spaces where they can truly thrive.

Practical Tips for Parents:

Ask Key Questions:
1. How do you adapt learning materials for different needs?
2. What strategies do you use to prevent overstimulation?
3. Can you share a success story about supporting a child with unique needs?
Look for Inclusive Practices:
- Visual aids, sensory-friendly tools, and diverse learning strategies.
- Spaces designed for accessibility—ramps, wide hallways, quiet corners, and flexible seating.
- Social opportunities that encourage interaction among all students.

What Inclusion Actually Looks Like:

Teachers adapting methods to individual needs with visual, tactile, and movement-based learning.
Staff using strength-based language that highlights possibilities instead of limitations.
Celebrating diversity and creating a sense of community through inclusive events and education about differences.

New Therapy Slots Available: Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031

Consultation & Training Services: We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au
Connect with us:
- www.littlesuperheroes.com.au
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225

Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6
For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au

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#Parenting #Jess Ngaheu #Podcasting Education #Special Needs

Navigating Neurodivergence & Special Needs with Little Superheroes

What Inclusion Actually Looks Like (And What to Look For in Schools & Daycare Centres)

Navigating Neurodivergence & Special Needs with Little Superheroes

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MP3•Episod hem

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the vital topic of what true inclusion looks like and how to identify it in schools and daycare centres.

As parents and carers, it’s essential to find environments where our little superheroes aren’t just present but are fully supported, understood, and encouraged to thrive.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

What real inclusion means beyond just physical presence.
Key indicators of inclusive schools or daycare centres.
Practical questions to ask educators to ensure your child’s unique needs are met.
How to advocate for your child’s inclusion and success.

Key Takeaways:

True Inclusion is a Journey: It’s not a checkbox—it’s a core value visible in classroom setups, teaching methods, and staff attitudes.
Signs of Inclusive Environments: Look for visual aids, sensory tools, ramps, adaptable seating, and diverse teaching strategies.
Positive Language Matters: Strength-based communication builds confidence and encourages belonging.
Advocate and Collaborate: Share your insights with educators and ensure they value and implement your input.

This Week’s Highlights:

Weekly Kryptonite: The frustration when schools claim to be inclusive but fall short in practice. Advocacy is key to creating meaningful change.
Wonder Woman Moment: Celebrate every step you take to find or build a supportive environment for your child. Your efforts create spaces where they can truly thrive.

Practical Tips for Parents:

Ask Key Questions:
1. How do you adapt learning materials for different needs?
2. What strategies do you use to prevent overstimulation?
3. Can you share a success story about supporting a child with unique needs?
Look for Inclusive Practices:
- Visual aids, sensory-friendly tools, and diverse learning strategies.
- Spaces designed for accessibility—ramps, wide hallways, quiet corners, and flexible seating.
- Social opportunities that encourage interaction among all students.

What Inclusion Actually Looks Like:

Teachers adapting methods to individual needs with visual, tactile, and movement-based learning.
Staff using strength-based language that highlights possibilities instead of limitations.
Celebrating diversity and creating a sense of community through inclusive events and education about differences.

Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6
For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au

47 episoder

#Parenting #Jess Ngaheu #Podcasting Education #Special Needs

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Navigating Neurodivergence & Special Needs with Little Superheroes

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The Science Behind Your Child’s Meltdown – What’s Really Happening? 23:06

för 6 dagar sedan23:06

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Meltdowns are one of the biggest challenges parents of neurodivergent children face, often leaving them feeling helpless and frustrated. But what if you could understand the science behind them? In this episode, Jess breaks down what’s happening in the brain during a meltdown, why it’s not “bad behavior,” and how parents can support their children in these overwhelming moments. By exploring the role of the prefrontal cortex, the amygdala, and sensory processing, Jess sheds light on why neurodivergent children experience meltdowns differently. She also provides practical, science-backed strategies for managing meltdowns in the moment and reducing their frequency over time. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: ✅ The difference between a tantrum and a meltdown – why they are not the same ✅ The neuroscience behind meltdowns and why they occur ✅ Common triggers that push a child into meltdown mode ✅ Strategies to help your child regulate emotions during a meltdown ✅ Long-term tools to reduce the frequency and intensity of meltdowns Key Takeaways: Meltdowns are a neurological response, not misbehavior, and occur when the brain goes into survival mode. Sensory overload, communication barriers, unexpected changes, and fatigue are common meltdown triggers. Parents can help by staying calm, using minimal language, and providing deep pressure or sensory tools. Long-term strategies like sensory diets, routines, and co-regulation exercises can strengthen a child’s emotional resilience. This Week’s Highlights: 🦸 Weekly Kryptonite: The unpredictability of routine changes and how they can trigger extreme anxiety and meltdowns in neurodivergent children. 🌟 Wonder Woman Moment: A mother in our Little Superheroes community shared a huge win—her child, who previously had daily meltdowns, went an entire week without one after implementing sensory breaks! Practical Tips for Parents: 🔹 Stay calm and regulate with them – Your child’s nervous system mirrors yours, so breathe deeply and stay composed. 🔹 Use minimal language – Avoid long explanations; instead, use short, reassuring phrases like “You’re safe” or “I’m here.” 🔹 Reduce stimulation – Move to a quieter space, dim the lights, or use sensory tools like weighted blankets or fidget toys. 🔹 Incorporate a sensory diet – Activities like swinging, bouncing, and deep pressure exercises can help regulate their nervous system. 🔹 Teach emotional regulation – Use role-playing and emotional charts to help children recognize and express feelings before they escalate. New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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⁠3 Mindset Shifts that Have Helped me Navigate Life as a Special Needs Mum 22:10

för 13 dagar sedan22:10

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Parenting a neurodivergent or special needs child can be overwhelming, stretching you in ways you never imagined. It’s a journey filled with challenges, but also deep meaning, love, and growth. In this episode, Jess shares three powerful mindset shifts that have helped her navigate the hardest days—moving from grief to gratitude, from isolation to connection, and from focusing on the struggles to embracing the blessings. Through personal stories and reflections, Jess explores how shifting your perspective can bring more peace, resilience, and joy into your life. Whether you're feeling stuck, exhausted, or just looking for encouragement, this episode will give you the tools to reframe your experience and find strength in your journey. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: ✅ The power of shifting your mindset in parenting a special needs child ✅ How to move from grief to gratitude and find joy in the journey ✅ The importance of building a support network and finding connection ✅ How embracing both struggle and meaning can bring peace ✅ Practical strategies to reframe challenges into opportunities for growth Key Takeaways: Grieving the expectations you once had for your child is natural, but gratitude can help you see their unique journey as a gift. Finding connection with other parents going through similar experiences can break the cycle of isolation. Mindset shifts don’t erase the challenges, but they help create space for joy, hope, and peace. Acknowledging the difficulty of this journey doesn’t mean you aren’t grateful—it means you are growing through it. Every small victory, whether yours or your child’s, is worth celebrating. This Week’s Highlights: 🦸 Weekly Kryptonite: The overwhelming feeling that comes with constantly advocating for your child while managing emotional and physical exhaustion. The loneliness that can creep in when people around you don’t understand your journey. 🌟 Wonder Woman Moment: A mother in the Little Superheroes community reached out and found support in another parent walking a similar path. That small act of connection became a lifeline, proving that none of us are truly alone in this journey. Practical Tips for Parents 🔹 Shift from grief to gratitude – Acknowledge your feelings, but also focus on the small wins and moments of joy. 🔹 Build a support system – Seek out other parents, online communities, or local support groups to share the journey with. 🔹 Reframe the challenges – Instead of seeing struggles as roadblocks, view them as opportunities for growth—for both you and your child. 🔹 Practice daily moments of mindfulness – Slow down New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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How to Support Your Dyslexic Child This School Year 36:44

för 20 dagar sedan36:44

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Dyslexia is one of the most misunderstood learning differences, yet it affects at least 1 in 10 children. Many children with dyslexia struggle with reading, writing, and spelling, often feeling frustrated, isolated, and behind their peers. In this episode, Jess dives into the emotional and academic challenges dyslexic children face and how parents can provide the right support to help them thrive in school. From breaking common myths about dyslexia to sharing practical strategies that work, this episode is packed with insights for parents and teachers. Whether your child has been diagnosed with dyslexia or is showing signs of struggle, this episode will equip you with the tools and confidence to support them throughout the school year. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: ✅ What dyslexia is and how it affects reading, writing, and learning ✅ Common myths about dyslexia and why traditional teaching methods often don’t work ✅ The emotional impact of dyslexia and how to build a child’s self-confidence ✅ Practical strategies to help your child at home and in school Key Takeaways: Dyslexia is not a sign of low intelligence; many dyslexic individuals are highly creative and excel in problem-solving. The right interventions, such as multi-sensory learning and assistive technology, can make a huge difference. Children with dyslexia often struggle with confidence—celebrating their strengths and progress is crucial. Developing a positive, pressure-free reading environment at home can encourage a love for learning. 🦸 Weekly Kryptonite: The frustration and overwhelm parents feel when they don’t know where to start in supporting their dyslexic child. The lack of understanding from teachers and schools, leading to children being labeled as "not trying hard enough." 🌟 Wonder Woman Moment: This week’s Wonder Woman is Kerry, a dedicated mother whose son, Hudson, made incredible progress in reading after just a few therapy sessions. His hard work paid off when he received the Most Improved Reading award at the end of the year—proof that with the right support, children with dyslexia can thrive. Practical Tips for Parents: 🔹 Use multi-sensory learning techniques – Incorporate visual, auditory, and hands-on methods to reinforce learning. 🔹 Encourage self-confidence – Celebrate effort, not just results, to build resilience and motivation. 🔹 Teach self-advocacy – Help children express their needs and ask for help when necessary. 🔹 Normalize dyslexia – Share stories of successful dyslexic individuals to show that their learning difference is a strength, not a limitation. New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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What NDIS Funding Changes Mean for Families: Insights and Strategies 21:33

för 27 dagar sedan21:33

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The recent changes to NDIS funding have left many families struggling to provide the necessary support for their children. With cuts happening unexpectedly, parents are left feeling overwhelmed and frustrated. In this episode, Jess shares her personal experience with the system, the emotional toll of a $30,000 funding cut for her son, and the challenges of advocating for his needs. We’ll discuss the bigger picture of NDIS funding adjustments, how they impact not just children but entire families, and the practical steps you can take to navigate the system. Whether you're facing funding challenges or preparing for future plan reviews, this episode will give you the tools and insights you need to stand up for your child’s needs. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: The impact of NDIS funding cuts on children and families How to request an NDIS funding review and what to prepare The emotional and financial challenges parents face when support is reduced Ways to connect with advocacy groups and seek additional resources Strategies to budget and prioritize essential therapies Key Takeaways: NDIS plan cuts can significantly affect a child’s progress, confidence, and overall well-being. Parents need to be strong advocates and gather the right documentation to fight for their child’s support. Connecting with advocacy groups can help guide families through the review process. Budgeting and reassessing available funds can help maximize the impact of reduced funding. Community support and persistence are key in overcoming funding challenges. This Week’s Highlights: Weekly Kryptonite: The overwhelming stress of dealing with sudden NDIS funding cuts, having to stretch resources, and the emotional toll of seeing a child lose necessary support. Wonder Woman Moment: A mother in the Little Superheroes community fought hard for her child's NDIS review by gathering reports, filming therapy sessions, and even reaching out to her local MP—resulting in her child's funding being reinstated. Practical Tips for Parents: Document everything – Keep progress reports, therapy assessments, and even videos to justify funding needs. Seek advocacy support – Organizations specializing in NDIS advocacy can help navigate the review process. Request a review promptly – If funding is cut, act quickly to gather evidence and apply for a review. Prioritize essential therapies – Reallocate resources to the most impactful services for your child. Stay informed – Keep up with policy changes to understand your rights and options. New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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What Inclusion Actually Looks Like (And What to Look For in Schools & Daycare Centres) 19:42

för 5 weeks sedan19:42

19:42

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the vital topic of what true inclusion looks like and how to identify it in schools and daycare centres. As parents and carers, it’s essential to find environments where our little superheroes aren’t just present but are fully supported, understood, and encouraged to thrive. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: What real inclusion means beyond just physical presence. Key indicators of inclusive schools or daycare centres. Practical questions to ask educators to ensure your child’s unique needs are met. How to advocate for your child’s inclusion and success. Key Takeaways: True Inclusion is a Journey: It’s not a checkbox—it’s a core value visible in classroom setups, teaching methods, and staff attitudes. Signs of Inclusive Environments: Look for visual aids, sensory tools, ramps, adaptable seating, and diverse teaching strategies. Positive Language Matters: Strength-based communication builds confidence and encourages belonging. Advocate and Collaborate: Share your insights with educators and ensure they value and implement your input. This Week’s Highlights: Weekly Kryptonite: The frustration when schools claim to be inclusive but fall short in practice. Advocacy is key to creating meaningful change. Wonder Woman Moment: Celebrate every step you take to find or build a supportive environment for your child. Your efforts create spaces where they can truly thrive. Practical Tips for Parents: Ask Key Questions: How do you adapt learning materials for different needs? What strategies do you use to prevent overstimulation? Can you share a success story about supporting a child with unique needs? Look for Inclusive Practices: Visual aids, sensory-friendly tools, and diverse learning strategies. Spaces designed for accessibility—ramps, wide hallways, quiet corners, and flexible seating. Social opportunities that encourage interaction among all students. What Inclusion Actually Looks Like: Teachers adapting methods to individual needs with visual, tactile, and movement-based learning. Staff using strength-based language that highlights possibilities instead of limitations. Celebrating diversity and creating a sense of community through inclusive events and education about differences. New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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Preparing for the New School Year with your Neurodivergent/Special Skills Child 22:30

för 6 weeks sedan22:30

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In this episode, we’re diving into a big topic: preparing your neurodivergent or special needs child for the new school year. Transitions can be overwhelming, but with small, consistent practices, you can help your child thrive. Whether you’re a parent, carer, or educator, this episode is packed with practical tips and strategies to make this process smoother for everyone. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Understanding your child’s unique neurodevelopmental needs. Practical ways to integrate primitive reflexes for better focus and coordination. The importance of visual mapping and role-playing to build predictability. Sensory regulation strategies for calmer mornings and school days. How to create an emotional toolkit and collaborate with teachers for tailored support. Key Takeaways: Primitive Reflex Integration: Unresolved reflexes like the Moro reflex can impact behaviour and focus. Activities like starfish exercises or rhythmic movements can help. Visual Mapping: Create a visual representation of your child’s school day to build predictability. Role-play routines to strengthen muscle memory and reduce stress. Morning Sensory Rituals: Use tools like lavender oils, weighted blankets, or fidget toys to calm the nervous system and prepare for the school environment. Emotional Toolkit: Provide familiar items like stress balls or family photos to ground your child during overwhelming moments. Teacher Collaboration: Share a one-page overview of your child’s needs, preferences, and calming strategies to help teachers provide better support. This Week’s Highlights: Weekly Kryptonite: Navigating the hospital system for my son’s spinal issues has been challenging, with specialists often overlooking key concerns. Advocating for a second opinion can make a difference. Wonder Woman Moment: Despite a packed schedule, I prioritised quality time with my kids this week, walking my daughter into school and attending my son’s playgroup. The joy in their eyes reminded me why these moments matter. Practical Tips for Parents and Teachers: Parents: Incorporate simple routines at home like putting on shoes or packing a bag. Consistency helps your child feel prepared for the school environment. Teachers: Be open to collaborating with parents. Small accommodations like offering quiet time or using sensory tools can significantly impact a child’s success in the classroom. New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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Replay: Being a mum to a child with Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) with Julie Foge 49:47

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Replay: Best of 2024 Episode - Navigating Neurodivergence & Special Needs with Little Superheroes In this special "Best of 2024" episode of Navigating Neurodivergence & Special Needs with Little Superheroes , we revisit a deeply moving conversation with Julie Foge, a devoted mother and advocate from Anchorage, Alaska. Julie shares her personal journey through the unexpected challenges of the NICU and the world of special needs parenting after her daughter Eliza's 2016 diagnosis of Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS). Tune in as Julie opens up about the impact of PWS on her family, the transformative power of advocacy, and the invaluable lessons she's learned through motherhood. Guest Bio: Julie Foge is the proud mother of three incredible daughters: Amelia, Eliza, and Caroline. Her life took a dramatic turn when Eliza was born in 2016, landing first in the NICU and subsequently entering the special needs world with a rare chromosomal condition called Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS). This pivotal moment redefined Julie's life, leading her into roles of fierce advocacy, profound connections, and a deep appreciation for the challenges and triumphs of parenting. Julie, alongside her husband Derrick, is deeply committed to raising awareness about PWS and empowering other families navigating similar paths from their home in Anchorage, Alaska. In This Episode, You’ll Learn: The initial challenges and emotional turmoil of NICU stays. Insights into Prader-Willi syndrome and its impact on family life. Strategies for coping with the demands of special needs parenting. The importance of community and support in navigating health challenges. Julie’s transformation into a passionate advocate for her daughter and others with similar conditions. Quotes from the Episode: "The journey through the NICU and into special needs parenting is fraught with challenges, but it is also filled with moments of profound growth and connection." "Advocacy isn't just about speaking up; it's about connecting hearts and fostering understanding." Resources Mentioned: Prader-Willi Syndrome Association https://incm.org/three-ways-leaders-can-help-families-in-medical-crisis/ Connect with Julie Foge: https://www.instagram.com/juliefoge https://www.leaningintolove.com/ New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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REPLAY: Is your child non-verbal? Wonder Woman of the Month: Leah Shares Naz’s Cerebral Palsy Journey 43:26

för 7 weeks sedan43:26

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In this heartwarming "Best of 2024" episode of Navigating Neurodivergence & Special Needs with Little Superheroes , Jess revisits her inspiring conversation with Leah, the proud mom of Naz—a 17-year-old boy with cerebral palsy who is non-verbal and non-mobile. Despite these challenges, Naz has made remarkable progress in both speech and motor control. Leah shares their emotional journey, from navigating the early years of his diagnosis to celebrating the incredible breakthroughs he has achieved with the support of therapies, including Little Superheroes. Leah’s candid story is a testament to the strength, determination, and boundless love required to raise a child with complex needs. She reflects on their struggles and triumphs, from utilizing an eye-gaze communication device to hearing Naz say his first words. Her resilience and hope shine through, offering encouragement to families facing similar challenges. What You'll Learn in This Episode: Naz’s journey from early diagnosis of cerebral palsy to achieving communication milestones. The emotional and physical challenges faced by parents caring for a child with complex needs. The power of family support, therapy, and maintaining resilience in the face of obstacles. Practical advice for parents of children with special needs, including maintaining balance in relationships, self-care, and making time for siblings. How Naz uses eye-gaze technology to communicate, and the incredible moment when he said, “I love you, mum.” Key Takeaways: Resilience and Strength: Leah’s story highlights the importance of resilience, not just for Naz but for the entire family. Finding joy in small victories can make all the difference. Therapy Success: Leah shares how therapies, especially at Little Superheroes, have helped Naz become more relaxed, improve motor control, and even say a few words. Family and Self-Care: Balancing caregiving with personal time and maintaining relationships is key. Leah emphasizes the importance of making time for yourself and your partner. Emotional Connection: Despite being non-verbal, Naz communicates deeply with Leah using eye contact and body language, showing the profound connection between them. This Week’s Highlights: Naz’s Communication Breakthrough: Leah recalls the emotional moment when Naz used his eye-gaze device to say, “I love you, mum, and I appreciate everything you do for me.” Therapy Progress: Naz has made notable improvements with Little Superheroes, including better motor control and the ability to hold objects, which has given the family hope for even more milestones. Kryptonite Moment: Leah shares the difficulty o New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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How to Avoid School Holiday Chaos in Your Childcare Centre 22:55

för 8 weeks sedan22:55

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The holiday season is here, and while it’s a magical time, it can also bring chaos, especially in childcare centres. For educators managing neurodivergent children, the challenges multiply—sensory overload, disrupted routines, and heightened emotions can make this season feel overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to be this way! In today’s episode, Jess shares practical, actionable strategies to help you prevent meltdowns, create calm environments, and support both your kids and your incredible team. Whether it’s setting up a calming corner, managing transitions, or practising self-care, this episode equips you with the tools you need to turn holiday chaos into connection and joy. What You'll Learn in This Episode: Strategies to prevent holiday chaos in childcare centres, especially for neurodivergent children. How to identify early signs of distress and intervene effectively. Practical tips for creating a supportive environment for kids and educators. Self-care strategies to avoid educator burnout during the busy holiday season. Key Takeaways: Recognising distress: Learn to spot physical, emotional, and verbal signs of overwhelm, such as pacing, withdrawal, and repeating phrases. Proactive intervention: Acknowledge children's feelings, offer sensory tools, and adjust the environment to prevent meltdowns. Calm corners: Create a safe space for children to self-regulate without it feeling like a punishment. Low-stimulation activities: Incorporate sensory-friendly crafts, quiet storytime, and gentle movement breaks like yoga. Educator well-being: Use grounding techniques, rotate roles, and celebrate small wins to prevent burnout and maintain a calm atmosphere. This Week’s Highlights: Weekly Kryptonite: Holiday chaos caused by sensory overload, disrupted routines, and heightened emotions. Wonder Woman Moment: A thoughtful educator redirected an overwhelmed child to a quiet activity, giving them a sense of control and accomplishment. Practical Tips for Teachers: Set up a calm corner: Include cushions, weighted blankets, fidget toys, and emotional charts to help children self-regulate. Plan transitions thoughtfully: Use countdowns and visual cues to prepare children for changes. Incorporate movement breaks: Use quick stretches or yoga to help release energy and redirect focus. Check in with your team: Regularly ask colleagues how they’re managing and offer support. Practice grounding techniques: Model deep breathing exercises for yourself and the kids. New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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Screen Time Strategies: Finding the Right Balance Over the Break 18:42

för 9 weeks sedan18:42

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Extended screen time can overstimulate sensory pathways, leading to difficulty focusing, emotional outbursts, and trouble transitioning to other activities. But instead of eliminating screens entirely, the goal is to use them intentionally while pairing them with activities that engage other parts of the brain. In this episode of Navigating Neurodivergence and Special Needs with Little Superheroes , Jess dives into screen time’s impact on neurodivergent kids, why screens are so captivating, and practical strategies for finding balance during the holiday season. Learn how to set boundaries, transition smoothly from screen time, and discover engaging alternatives to support your child’s development. What You'll Learn in This Episode: Why screens are so captivating for neurodivergent kids. How excessive screen time impacts emotional regulation and sensory pathways. Strategies to balance screen time with other developmental activities. Creative alternatives to screen time that engage different parts of the brain. How to create a family routine with intentional screen use. Key Takeaways: Understanding Screen Dependency: Predictability, dopamine rewards, and sensory engagement make screens appealing but can lead to overstimulation and emotional dysregulation. Visual Schedules: Use visual aids to provide structure and prepare for transitions from screen time to other activities. Timers and Verbal Cues: Gradual dopamine reduction through timers and verbal warnings smoothens transitions. Intentional Screen Use: Opt for educational apps, calming tools, and documentaries to enrich the experience. Practical Alternatives: Sensory bins, outdoor scavenger hunts, family baking, and creative activities are excellent ways to connect and engage without screens. This Week’s Highlights: Weekly Kryptonite: All-day screen use leading to sensory overload, missed developmental opportunities, and dopamine dependency. Wonder Woman Moment: A mum implemented a points system for her son, rewarding chores and creative tasks with screen time. This approach not only reduced screen dependency but encouraged exploration of new activities. New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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How I Look after MYSELF as a Mother of a Child with Special Needs 15:13

för 10 weeks sedan15:13

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In this heartwarming episode of Navigating Neurodivergence and Special Needs with Little Superheroes , Jess shares her personal tips for looking after yourself as a parent of neurodivergent kids—especially on a busy, emotional day like Christmas. Learn simple ways to take just 10 minutes for yourself, set intentions, and create meaningful moments while letting go of perfection. What You'll Learn in This Episode: Why self-care is essential for parents of neurodivergent children, even on Christmas Day. Practical ways to take a few moments for yourself to feel grounded and calm. How to set realistic expectations and structure for the day. Tips for embracing imperfection and finding joy in the little moments. Key Takeaways: 10-Minute Self-Care Ritual: Start the day with a few quiet moments—sipping coffee, writing gratitude, or simply breathing deeply—to set the tone. Plan and Prepare: Lay out clothes, gifts, and meals the night before to reduce chaos. Set Boundaries: Adapt the day to your family’s needs, including shorter visits or quieter celebrations. Flexible Structure: Break the day into manageable chunks while remaining open to changes. Celebrate Imperfection: Focus on joy, connection, and love rather than creating a “perfect” holiday. This Week’s Highlights: Weekly Kryptonite: Neglecting self-care while prioritizing everyone else, leaving you feeling depleted and overwhelmed. Wonder Woman Moment: A parent shared how they spent a few quiet moments in the morning before the kids woke up, grounding themselves and setting a positive tone for the entire day. New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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Teachers Don't Have Adequate Training - An Honest Teacher Perspective on Special Needs & Neurodivergence in the Classroom 48:45

för 11 weeks sedan48:45

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In this episode of Navigating Neurodivergence and Special Needs with Little Superheroes , Jess sits down with Breanna May , the founder of The Mind School and an advocate for transforming education to better support neurodivergent children. Bree shares her personal journey as a teacher who left the traditional system to create meaningful change and actionable insights for parents navigating outdated school structures. Together, they discuss systemic challenges, mindset shifts, and practical steps for empowering neurodivergent kids both in and outside the classroom. What You'll Learn in This Episode: The systemic issues in traditional education and how they affect neurodivergent kids. Why parents play the most critical role in their child’s growth and empowerment. How to advocate effectively for your child’s needs within a rigid school system. Practical strategies to create harmony at home and support your child’s individual strengths. The importance of emotional intelligence in children’s development and the role of mindset in parenting. Key Takeaways: The education system often fails to meet the needs of neurodivergent kids due to a lack of resources, teacher training, and outdated structures. Parents are their child’s most influential teachers and advocates—empowering your child starts at home. Advocacy in schools should focus on factual, unemotional communication for the best results. Emphasizing a child’s strengths and framing diagnoses as “superpowers” can transform their confidence and outlook. Incorporating music, visualization, and play-based learning are powerful tools for creating engagement and harmony. This Week’s Highlights: Weekly Kryptonite: Jess reflects on how systemic limitations in education can leave teachers and parents feeling powerless to meet the unique needs of neurodivergent kids. Wonder Woman Moment: Bree shares how a parent incorporated visualization and mindset strategies to empower their neurodivergent child, transforming how they approached challenges at school and home. About the Guest: Breanna May is an educator, mindset coach, and founder of The Mind School , a platform dedicated to teaching emotional intelligence and mindset strategies to parents, educators, and individuals. Driven by her frustration with a broken education system, Bree has built programs that empower families and create meaningful change for neurodivergent kids. Connect with Bree: IG: @iambreannamay Podcast: https://www.breannamay.com/podcast FB : https://www.facebook.com/iambreannamay New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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Creating a Calm Christmas Environment for Overstimulated Kids 19:28

för 12 weeks sedan19:28

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The holidays are a magical time, but for neurodivergent kids, the sensory overload can make the season overwhelming. In this episode, Jess shares her top strategies to create a calm and enjoyable Christmas environment for the whole family. From sensory-friendly decorations to manageable traditions and outdoor activities, this episode is packed with ideas to help you balance festive excitement with your child’s needs. Whether you’re celebrating in summer or winter, these tips will help you plan a Christmas that’s meaningful, joyful, and stress-free. What You'll Learn in This Episode: How to create sensory-friendly holiday decorations. The benefits of single-sense activities for reducing overwhelm. How to establish small, predictable family traditions. Tips for incorporating outdoor activities with a Christmas twist. Using visual holiday countdowns to provide structure and predictability. Key Takeaways: Simplify Decorations: Use calming colours and limit decorations to one area to avoid overstimulation. Single-Sense Focus: Engage your child with activities that focus on one sense at a time, like a sensory bin or baking with holiday scents. Silent Nights: Designate a weekly quiet evening to give your child’s sensory system a break. Nature-Based Traditions: Plan calming outdoor activities, like beach picnics, nature walks, or scavenger hunts. Holiday Countdown: Use a visual calendar to give your child a sense of control and structure over the holiday schedule. This Week’s Highlights: Weekly Kryptonite: Jess shares how she learned the importance of planning quiet breaks during large family gatherings to help her son manage sensory overload. Wonder Woman Moment: A mum created a sensory-friendly beach Christmas picnic, complete with calming snacks, a small tree, and a shell-collecting activity. Practical Tips for Parents: Simplify Holiday Decorations: Choose soft colours and limit the use of flashing lights or overwhelming displays. Engage in Single-Sense Activities: Try a sensory bin, holiday baking, or a Christmas light tour from the car. Establish Small Traditions: Create gratitude ornaments, nightly holiday stories, or simple crafts with natural materials. Plan Outdoor Activities: Incorporate nature walks, beach outings, or scavenger hunts to balance indoor excitement. Use Visual Schedules: Create a countdown calendar with daily activities and rest days for predictability. New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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Wonder Mum of the Month - Katelyn: Navigating Speech Regression and Parenting Challenges 36:09

för 13 weeks sedan36:09

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In today’s episode, Jess is joined by Katelyn , an inspiring mum to Benaiah, a little superhero navigating the challenges of neurodivergence. Katelyndelve into the emotional rollercoaster of Benaiah’s speech regression, the transformative power of early intervention, and the unwavering love and commitment that drives their family forward. Katelyn also shares invaluable insights about finding strength during tough times, leaning on a support network, and recognising the importance of self-care while advocating for her child. This episode isn’t just for parents of neurodivergent children—it’s for anyone seeking hope, resilience, and the reminder that hard times refine us into stronger, more compassionate individuals. What You'll Learn in This Episode: How Katelyn navigated feelings of guilt and doubt as a parent. The importance of early intervention and consistency in therapy. Strategies for maintaining hope and resilience during challenging times. Advice for building a support network and finding strength as a parent. Key Takeaways: Every child’s worth is inherent: Their value isn’t based on whether they speak or meet developmental milestones. The power of early intervention: Starting therapy early can yield significant progress, even if it’s small steps. Support networks matter: Surround yourself with family, friends, and professionals who uplift and guide you. Resilience through hard times: Challenges refine us, making us stronger, more patient, and more understanding. Consistency is key: Therapy and routines, even when tough, provide a foundation for growth and progress. This Week’s Highlights: Wonder Woman Moment: Katelyn’s heartfelt recount of her son saying “Love you” for the first time—a powerful breakthrough and testament to the hard work and dedication of both Benaiah and his family. Weekly Kryptonite: Jess shares the struggles of balancing predictability with flexibility, a challenge faced by many neurodivergent families during the holiday season. Practical Tips for Parents: Embrace Predictability: Maintain routines that provide structure while allowing for some flexibility. Celebrate Small Wins: Acknowledge every breakthrough, no matter how small, to stay motivated. Seek Early Intervention: Don’t wait—starting therapy early can open doors to progress. Build Your Village: Surround yourself with therapists, family, and friends who genuinely support you. Practice Self-Care: Take breaks when needed to recharge and show up as your best self for your child. New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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Avoiding School Holiday Chaos with Neurodivergent Kids 18:19

för 14 weeks sedan18:19

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School holidays are a time for fun, but for families with neurodivergent kids, they can also bring challenges. Without the usual structure of school, the days can quickly spiral into chaos. In this episode, Jess shares practical strategies to help families create calm, enriching holidays while supporting neurodivergent children. From flexible routines to sensory-friendly outings and calming spaces, this episode is packed with actionable tips to make the holidays enjoyable for everyone. What You'll Learn in This Episode: How to establish flexible routines for predictability without rigidity. The benefits of nature for neurodivergent kids and tips for sensory-friendly outings. How to create a calming holiday space at home. Ideas for incorporating daily movement and planning downtime. Strategies for managing unexpected holiday plans. Key Takeaways: Flexible routines: Use daily anchors like morning starts, midday activities, and evening wind-downs to bring structure to the day. Nature’s benefits: Time outdoors boosts dopamine levels, reduces stress, and improves focus for neurodivergent kids. Calm spaces: Create a quiet corner with soft lighting, sensory toys, and soothing items to help children self-regulate. Movement matters: Activities like family dance-offs, obstacle courses, or scavenger hunts help release energy and improve focus. Downtime is essential: Unstructured time allows neurodivergent kids to recharge and practice self-regulation. This Week’s Highlights: Weekly Kryptonite: Unpredictable holiday plans can disrupt routines and overstimulate neurodivergent children. Jess shares a personal story about how she managed a spontaneous family gathering with her son. Wonder Woman Moment: A mum created a backyard scavenger hunt based on Jess's recommendations, leading to a calm, bonding experience with her child. Tips for Parents Establishing a Routine: Use three daily anchors—morning start, midday activity, and evening wind-down—and visual charts for predictability. Sensory-Friendly Outings: Visit quiet parks or beaches with sensory tools like noise-cancelling headphones. Creating a Calm Space: Set up a cozy corner with soft lighting, sensory toys, and weighted blankets. Incorporating Movement: Try obstacle courses, family dance-offs, or nature walks with scavenger hunts. Balancing Downtime: Schedule unstructured time and a daily quiet hour for relaxation and recharging. New Therapy Slots Available : Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031 Consultation & Training Services : We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au Connect with us: - www.littlesuperheroes.com.au - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesuperheroes_/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085361951225 Interested in being a podcast guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/zNbMezugBZxAJxBa6 For inquiries, guesting opportunities, or collaborations, reach out to us at admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au…

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