Written with families, not at them
Honest, practical writing for the grown-ups — by parents who are in it too. No jargon, no superpowers, no pretending the hard hours are not hard.
Understanding3 min read
Same word, two children
Logan and Rosie share a diagnosis and almost nothing else. They are the reason rolo is not one thing. They are the reason it never could be.
Read the guide Getting started3 min read
Bringing rolo home: starting gently
Your child is about to meet someone new. Here is how to make that feel small and safe, rather than big and strange.
Read the guide Everyday2 min read
Why we count pictures
Routines, limits, and the quiet comfort of knowing exactly what comes next. How to set them without turning the friend into a clock that says no.
Read the guide The honest bit3 min read
The hard hours
Toothbrushing, bedtime, and the meltdown that is not misbehaviour. The parts no brochure photographs, said plainly, by people who are in them too.
Read the guide Understanding3 min read
When school says she is fine
Masking, the after-school fall, and the clever child who holds it all together until the moment she is finally home. What “fine” can hide.
Read the guide For you3 min read
You are allowed to be tired
A guide for the grown-up, for once. On the energy that wanes, the help that should fit your actual child, and why looking after yourself is part of looking after them.
Read the guide Understanding2 min read
An app that grows up too
A four-year-old and a twelve-year-old do not need the same app, so they do not get it. Here is what changes as your child grows — and why we kept the littlest version so small.
Read the guide These are written, not generated.
Every guide is shaped with autistic children, their families, and the people who work alongside them. If there is something you wish we had written, tell us — the next one might be yours.