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In this blog we try to answer a common question we see floating around the special needs community, “Is adaptive clothing actually more expensive than standard children's clothing? 

Disabled children and those with special needs are more than twice as likely to have problems with sleep than others. If sleep problems continue for a long period of time, they can affect a child’s mood, learning, behaviour, and health. There are many sleep problems that children with special needs may face. These are three common ones to look out for:

Exploring new sights, smells, colours, shapes, and activities expands minds and is a fun part of growing up. Here are some activity suggestions that children with autism may enjoy.

Our easy dressing school uniform range is perfect for helping children with special needs effortlessly get ready for school with minimal fuss. Our adaptive clothing is designed with your little one in mind. It is styled like a standard polo shirt with handy hidden functionality.

Most parents of children with sensory issues find their biggest challenges occur in five familiar situations: getting dressed for school, attending social gatherings, eating out or being in public, and when with other children on the playground. Here are four simple ways to help cope with your child's sensory processing disorder. 

For the most part, we don’t think about the clothes we wear. For children with autism and Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) however, how the fabric feels against the skin and how the clothes sit on their bodies is a massive part of their routine. With their clothing pressing and rubbing up against their sensitive skin all day, it is vital that your sensory-sensitive child's clothes allow them to experience a pleasant tactile sensation.