Why is something as seemingly straightforward as walking from A to B, an entirely different experience with neurodivergent children? Comedian and wellbeing advocate Angie Belcher joins Mark to discuss the joys and perils of being out and about with autistic, ADHD and PDA kids.

They explore the sensory and emotional regulation walking can bring, but also the pitfalls - from rigid routines, a complete lack of awareness of safety and refusals to leave the house. Angie brings her usual blend of insight and irreverence, while Mark shares his own parenting misadventures.

A great episode for parents looking to support their children’s mental health, explore new routines, or just hear stories that make them feel less alone. If you’re after a neurodivergent parenting podcast with warmth, wit and no pretence, this one delivers.

LINKS TO STUFF WE MENTION IN THIS EPISODE:

Incredible Kids, Bristol - www.incrediblekids.org.uk

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