With a child with special needs, the little things in everyday life are very important. Here, I share our tips for transitions, outings, food, and the role of visual routines like the annual calendar, to make everything smoother, more predictable, and more reassuring for the child.

Having a child with an invisible disability means living in a reality that many people do not see and that some struggle to understand. When, on top of that, doctors talk about a medical mystery and no clear diagnosis can put words to what we observe every day, the situation becomes even more complex.

Travelling with children is already quite an adventure. So naturally, when there are also specific needs, many people wonder how to do it…

Jaja is the youngest in the family. A little boy full of life, endearing, and a real challenge for our parents' hearts...