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Tots to teens: breastfeeding gift boxes created by a mum who's 'been there'

Fertility masterclass in Dublin next month; and Children s book festival in Lismore, and free child and teen anxiety programmes  ....

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Books for children at five primary schools in Kilkenny

Primary school students at five schools in Kilkenny have received a copy of Frankie’s World by Aoife Dooley, as part of Enterprise Holdings Foundation ROA. ....

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Aoife Dooley: 'I want kids to see that it's okay to be different'

Autistic writer and illustrator Aoife Dooley’s young hero Frankie returns in her second graphic novel Finding My Voice . In conversation with autistic/ADHD writer Mike McGrath-Bryan to mark Autism Acceptance Month, she explores her own journey, honouring her younger self, and approaching the broader conversation in her work ....

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Ten children's books for Autism Acceptance Month

Every April, autistic people and members of the autism community campaign to raise awareness, improve understanding and cultivate acceptance of autistic people in society. The initiative is known as Autism Acceptance Month and was founded by autistic disability rights activist Paula C Durbin-Westby in 2011. In honour of Autism Acceptance Month, here is a selection of ten engaging, insightful, and neuro-affirmative books about autism for young readers. Affirmative portrayals of autism in literature are essential for enhancing our collective understanding of the autistic experience. This belief is what inspired me to write my own novel, Freya Harte is Not a Puzzle (for age 13+), which was published by the O’Brien Press last month. Written from my own autistic perspective, it tells the story of a teenage girl learning to embrace her autistic self. Like the other books listed here, I hope it is an enjoyable and insightful read. Happy Autism Acceptance Month! ....

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