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LOS ANGELES, Calif. /California Newswire/ — Launch Pad Publishing is releasing the first book in a new self-care series and it’s the answer to caring for a child with high needs in our “sacrificial mom” culture. The author’s own experience parenting a daughter with Turner Syndrome, a rare genetic condition that can cause many health issues, inspired the book’s insightful, relatable advice. “Everyday Self-Care and Your High Needs Child” follows author Natalie Brobin’s journey from confused young mother of a newborn with a heart condition to busy Turner Syndrome advocate tryi...

(LOS ANGELES, Calif.) — NEWS: Launch Pad Publishing is releasing the first book in a new self-care series and it’s the answer to caring for a child with high needs in our “sacrificial mom” culture. The author’s own experience parenting a daughter with Turner Syndrome, a rare genetic condition that can cause many health issues, inspired the book’s insightful, relatable advice. “Everyday Self-Care and Your High Needs Child” follows author Natalie Brobin’s journey from confused young mother of a newborn with a heart condition to busy Turner Syndrome advocate trying to balance ...

Victoria Munro, Local Democracy Reporting Service Published: 6:14 PM February 24, 2021    Scallywags Nursery in Suttons Lane, Hornchurch; inset, Emma Reynolds. - Credit: Scallywags Hornchurch/Ken Mears Nurseries and daycare centres have been awarded much-needed extra funding, although one provider said having to “justify a 2p increase” was “soul-destroying”. At a special meeting of Havering's Schools Funding Forum this week, hourly funding was raised from £5.68 to £5.76 for each two-year-old and from £5 to £5.02 for each three and four-year-old. Earlier this month, Havering’s ...

Cuts to a Harrogate special school finally bite this Christmas with a 8 redundancies. The Alternative provision, Springwell Harrogate, known better to the local community as the Grove Academy Pupil Referral Service, will keep its doors open but will be forced to operate on less than half its previous budget. The school in Harrogate provides education for pupils who struggle in the mainstream classroom. Most pupils have special educational needs and often very complex emotional needs. The school has remained “Outstanding” in 4 consecutive OFTSED inspections but the speed and severity of th...