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10 Best Effective Sleep Solutions for Children with Autism: A Comprehensive Guide

Struggling with Sleepless Nights? Discover 10 Sleep Solutions for Children with Autism
Tired of bedtime battles and restless nights? Our latest blog explores 10 tried-and-tested sleep aids designed to help children with autism relax, unwind, and drift off peacefully. From weighted blankets to soothing nightlights and sensory dens, find the perfect tools to bring calm to your child's bedtime routine—and yours.
Read more for restful nights and brighter mornings.

Must Have Toys for Christmas 2025!

The holiday season is a time of wonder and joy!

Our carefully curated list features top toys for children aged 3 and up, ensuring hours of play and engagement.

So, this Christmas, let’s unwrap a selection of the most exciting toys that will inspire creativity, spark imagination, and bring smiles to little faces. Give the gift of joy, creativity, and imagination with these fantastic toys from Learning Space. Each one has been selected for its ability to engage children in meaningful play while fostering their development.

At Learning Space, we believe that toys should not only be fun but also support development and learning.

Accommodating Your Child's Needs at Christmas

Christmas is a magical time of year, but it can also be overwhelming for children with additional needs. As parents, we want to ensure our little ones have a joyful and stress-free holiday season. That's where Learning SPACE comes in - we're here to help you make the necessary accommodations to create a truly memorable Christmas for your child.

Remember, the most important thing is creating a Christmas that is tailored to your child's unique needs and preferences. With a little planning and the right accommodations, you can ensure your little one has a truly magical holiday season.

Why Pretend Play is Essential for Children’s Development – And the Best Role Play Toys to Inspire It

Imaginative play helps children explore different emotions, practice real-life scenarios, and express their thoughts in a safe and creative way. When children engage in role play, they’re not just pretending — they’re communicating, problem-solving, taking turns, and learning how to empathise with others.