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Family trips are meant to be fun, but for neurodivergent children, they can quickly become overwhelming without the righ...
29/04/2026

Family trips are meant to be fun, but for neurodivergent children, they can quickly become overwhelming without the right support.

From sensory overload to disrupted routines, travelling brings unique challenges. But with thoughtful planning and understanding, it can also become a positive, enriching experience for the whole family. 💛

In our latest article, we share practical strategies to help you:

✈️ Prepare for changes in routine

🧠 Support sensory needs on the go

🏖️ Reduce stress and prevent overwhelm

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Create more enjoyable, inclusive family memories

Whether you're planning a holiday or just a day out, these tips can make all the difference.

👉 read more: https://childintime.co.uk/managing-neurodiversity-during-family-trips/

We’re already over halfway through World Autism Acceptance Month. 💙It’s a good moment to pause and reflect - what have w...
20/04/2026

We’re already over halfway through World Autism Acceptance Month. 💙

It’s a good moment to pause and reflect - what have we learned, and what can we still do?

Acceptance isn’t something we focus on for just one month. It’s something we build every day through understanding, listening, and making space for different ways of thinking, communicating, and experiencing the world.

There’s still time this month to:

🧠 Learn from autistic voices and lived experiences
🤝 Challenge stigma and misconceptions
🌍 Make small changes that create more inclusive environments
💬 Start meaningful conversations at home, school, or work

And beyond April, let’s keep that momentum going.

Because real acceptance lasts all year round. 💙

https://waam.autism.org.uk/

| National Autistic Society

Supporting your child through big family changes like divorce can feel overwhelming. You don’t have to navigate it alone...
31/03/2026

Supporting your child through big family changes like divorce can feel overwhelming. You don’t have to navigate it alone. 💚

If you’re worried about how your child is coping or want guidance on how to support them, an online parent consultation can help.

Together, we can explore practical ways to protect your child’s emotional wellbeing and create stability during times of change.

📅 Book your online parent consultation today:
https://childintime.co.uk/confident-parenting/ -parent-consultation

A lovely book to support children adjusting to life in two homes 💛Two Places to Call Home by Phil Earle tells the story ...
24/03/2026

A lovely book to support children adjusting to life in two homes 💛

Two Places to Call Home by Phil Earle tells the story of Florrie, whose parents have divorced, and she now lives between two houses. At first, she doesn’t feel brave enough for such a big change, but both parents help her discover she’s braver than she thinks.

Why this book can help children:

💛 Reassures children that it’s okay to feel unsure about change

🏡 Normalises living in two homes after separation

💬 Opens up gentle conversations about feelings

👉 Find out more: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Two-Places-Call-Home-picture/dp/0241529522 #

✨ Introducing Counselling TimeWe’re proud to launch Counselling Time, online counselling for adults and young people age...
11/03/2026

✨ Introducing Counselling Time

We’re proud to launch Counselling Time, online counselling for adults and young people aged 13+.

A safe, supportive space to talk openly with experienced counsellors about anxiety, stress, low mood, self-esteem, or anything on your mind. 💬💙

Flexible online sessions designed to fit around school, work, and everyday life.

👉 Learn more: https://childintime.co.uk/counselling-time/

We’re loving the app - a free, child-friendly resource designed to help children slow down, notice their feelings, and...
11/02/2026

We’re loving the app - a free, child-friendly resource designed to help children slow down, notice their feelings, and find calm through short, playful activities.

It’s a gentle way to support emotional regulation, especially when children are feeling overwhelmed or dysregulated.

💚 Simple
💚 Calm
💚 Designed with children in mind

👉 Find out more at https://superchill.org/

💚 Supporting emotional regulation in younger children can feel overwhelming at times - you’re not alone.Early childhood ...
05/02/2026

💚 Supporting emotional regulation in younger children can feel overwhelming at times - you’re not alone.

Early childhood is a period of big emotions, rapid development, and limited ability to manage feelings independently. Meltdowns, tears, or challenging behaviour are often signs that a child is still learning how to regulate their emotions and needs support from the adults around them. 💭

Our online parent consultations provide a safe, supportive space to explore emotional regulation in young children and to think together about practical, developmentally appropriate ways to support your child’s emotional world. You’ll speak with an experienced therapist who understands early childhood development and family dynamics.

📅 Book today: https://childintime.co.uk/confident-parenting/ -parent-consultation

When children feel angry, they’re not being “naughty”... they’re overwhelmed.Anger is a normal and healthy emotion, but ...
23/01/2026

When children feel angry, they’re not being “naughty”... they’re overwhelmed.

Anger is a normal and healthy emotion, but for children, it can feel intense and unmanageable. When big feelings take over, children often don’t yet have the brain development or skills needed to regulate what’s happening inside them. Instead, their body moves into a fight, flight or freeze response, making calm thinking temporarily unavailable.

This is why reasoning or consequences often don’t work in the heat of the moment - children need co-regulation first, before they can reflect or learn.

In this blog, we explore:

🧒 Why anger looks so big in young children

🧠 What’s happening in the brain during angry outbursts

🧩 How adults can respond in ways that help children feel safe and supported

➡️ Read the full blog: Supporting Children When Feeling Angry

https://childintime.co.uk/supporting-your-child-with-anger/

January can bring change, expectation and transition, especially for children. New routines, returning to school, and th...
12/01/2026

January can bring change, expectation and transition, especially for children. New routines, returning to school, and the emotional weight of a new term can all stir up big feelings.

For young children, the capacity to emotionally regulate is still developing. What children need most when they dysregulate is calm, connection, and support from the adults around them.

So, this year, let’s remember…

🔹 Children aren’t giving us a hard time; they’re having a hard time

🔹 Emotional regulation takes time and support

🔹 Connection comes before correction

As we step into the year ahead, we’re here to support children, parents and schools with thoughtful, professional therapeutic care.

✨ Wishing you a gentle start to the year ✨

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