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09/09/2026

Day 4 and EBSNA has kicked in already
(Emotionally Based School Non Attendance)

The school are doing everything in their remit to make it work but it’s still not enough.

I’ll never stop fighting until he finds his setting and he can reach his potential.

I’ve got you…always

06/09/2026

Supporting a child with PDA is rarely about finding better ways to make them comply.

When everyday demands can trigger a powerful threat response, increasing pressure, consequences or repeated instructions can often intensify the situation rather than resolve it.

Support is more likely to help when we reduce unnecessary demands, offer genuine choices, use collaborative language, build predictability and protect the child’s sense of autonomy wherever we reasonably can.

That does not mean having no boundaries or allowing a child to do whatever they want. It means thinking carefully about how demands are presented, which demands are essential, and what may be driving the child’s response.

This is the second post in today’s PDA set:
Signs of PDA → How Can We Help? → From the Inside

04/09/2026

Credit to my son for facing the day with a positive attitude. Neither he or I slept much last night. But he got up and ready and tried his best.
This is the first time in a long time that the knot in my stomach has eased. Hopefully, with support and understanding from all angles, we can ride the storm of mainstream school which is where he wants to be.

04/09/2026

I can’t fault everyone’s intentions. But they have 600 pupils to support and order to maintain. It only takes one teacher to word something in the wrong way and his whole education could be derailed.

I totally agree that telling a teacher to “f*** off” isn’t ok but I have told them to be prepared for it 😬 watch this space!

I wish life could be easier for him. Childhood should not be about surviving education.

03/09/2026

The guilt is relentless. 💔

Trying to meet your SEN child’s needs while giving your job the attention it demands can feel impossible.

You’re constantly choosing where you’re needed most — and feeling like you’re letting someone down either way.

Parents shouldn’t have to choose between their child and their career.

Winner will be drawn 31/08/26 @ 8pm good luck 🤞
30/08/2026

Winner will be drawn 31/08/26 @ 8pm good luck 🤞

Competition will close on 31/08/26 @ 8pmGood luck 🤞
30/08/2026

Competition will close on 31/08/26 @ 8pm

Good luck 🤞

29/08/2026

I hate that the anticipation of something ruins so many days. He doesn’t go back to school for 6 days (he told me that).

I tell him we’ll take it one day at a time. The anxiety is so high that the PDA will mean he’s on the defensive before he walks through the gates.

It will take one teacher to see him and support him. Or one to challenge his behaviour and derail him completely.

28/08/2026

Daily tasks such as walking down the street can feel overwhelming for someone with sensory issues.
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