Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do you diagnose children?

No. Our experts are not here to diagnose children. We provide guidance, strategies, and support to help you confidently parent and support your child’s development at home.

2. What ages do you support?

We work with families of children from birth to 5 years old, including those with Autism, ADHD, and other additional needs.

3. What kind of support do you offer?

We offer practical, 1:1 support in areas such as:

• Sleep routines and bedtime strategies

• Feeding support (breastfeeding and bottle-feeding)

• Behaviour, boundaries, and emotional regulation

• Potty training

• Play-based learning and speech & language guidance

• Introducing Makaton signs for communication

• Confidence building for attending local activities

4. Can you help with SEN or additional needs?

Yes. We can help identify indicators of SEN, provide strategies to support your child at home, and guide you toward relevant services and professionals.

5. Do you offer support for parents who feel anxious about leaving home?

Absolutely. We provide discreet, practical support to help you access local playgroups, baby sensory classes, and parent-child activities, building your confidence along the way.

6. Are your staff qualified and insured?

Yes. All staff are DBS-checked and hold public liability insurance, with extensive experience working with children under 5, including those with additional needs.

7. How do I book a consultation?

You can book a 1:1 consultation through our website. We also offer flexible packages and follow-up sessions to provide ongoing support for your family.

8. Where do you provide services?

We provide support across West, South, East, and Central London, including in-home visits and community settings.

9. Is your support suitable for children with Autism or ADHD?

Yes. Our team has experience working with children with Autism, ADHD, and other additional needs, providing practical strategies to support behaviour, communication, attention, and emotional regulation.