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Tiny Backpack, Big Milestone: An OT’s Perspective on Starting Childcare

Starting childcare is one of the first major transitions in a young child's life—and often one of the most emotional for parents too. In this month's OT Insight, Rebecca shares her personal experience as her son Tommy began childcare and reflects on the practical preparations, emotional challenges, and incredible developmental opportunities this milestone brings. Plus, we've included a practical Childcare Transition Checklist and occupational therapy tips to help your family feel prepared and supported through this exciting new chapter.

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Easing the End of the School Year: Supporting Children Through Transition

As the school year draws to a close, many neurodivergent children face increased stress from disrupted routines, sensory overload, and uncertainty about change. In this blog, The Therapy Network explores why the end of the school year can be challenging and offers practical, family-friendly strategies to support smoother transitions into the holiday period. From maintaining routines and using visual supports to prioritising rest and connection, the piece highlights how small, intentional adjustments can help children feel calm, confident, and ready for what comes next.

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Why We Value School Readiness at The Therapy Network: Preparing Children for a Confident Start

Starting or returning to school can be exciting—and a little overwhelming—for every child. At TTN, our School Readiness Program celebrates each child’s unique way of learning while helping them feel confident, regulated, and prepared for the year ahead. Through playful activities, social connection, sensory supports, and routine practice, children develop the skills they need to thrive in the classroom. Parents also receive practical tips to support the transition at home and at school, making the start of the school year a positive, empowering experience for the whole family.

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Managing Shopping Centres with Neurodivergent Children — A Guide for Families

Busy shopping centres can be overwhelming, but with a little planning, outings can be enjoyable for the whole family. Here we share practical tips, sensory friendly strategies, and a guide to shopping centres that make visits calmer, more predictable, and fun for neurodivergent children.

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