Where I talk about how I’ve been trying to source large print editions of my eldest’s reading and scheme – Little Wandle Letters and Sounds, using Collins Big Cat Phonics – … and failing.

Where I discuss how important text legibility is in children’s books, and how frequently legibility is a problem. Let’s make all books accessible!

Where I share my thoughts around how we can use screentime and digital content to aid in a child’s development

Where I attempt to futureproof myself and my career and start experimenting with writing a book with Chat GPT.

Where I talk about my first experiences of ‘Back to School’ as a parent.

Where I talk about researching different tools to help my visually impaired little one learn to write.

Where I discuss how I came to realise that being a chatterbox is actually a positive thing.

Where I talk about how my little ones are in a phase of choosing the same book to read at bedtime, night after night!

What I am reading with my four year old and two year old this week.

What is it about toddlers, and humans in general, that find toilet humour so amusing?

I recently bought large print picture books for my little one from CustomEyes, Guide Dogs UK.

A celebration of two visual-impairment accessible things I’ve found this week.

Another installment of my journey to finding accessible children's books for my visually-impaired little one. The Bluey range, by Ladybird Books, has been an incredible source of fun, colourful and easy-to-read books for our home. They have so many accessible features that has really helped us balance my LO's visual needs along with their love of reading.

Regional accents make rhyming tricky!

An adult loving a children’s licensed property is key to its success.

My journey finding accessible books for my visually impaired little one to read.