SEN Parent Support Planner
Supporting Your Child's Journey, One Step at a Time
As a SEN parent myself, I know how quickly life can become filled with appointment letters, school meetings, routines, safe food lists, therapy notes, and countless little pieces of information that all feel too important to forget.
I created this planner because I wanted one place to keep everything together, not only to stay organised, but also to celebrate the moments that matter. The little wins, the hard-earned milestones, and the achievements that might seem small to others but mean everything to us.
This planner has been thoughtfully designed to help families raising children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) keep everything in one place, bringing together organisation, reflection, and everyday support in an easy-to-use planner.
Suitable for parents and carers supporting children with Special Educational Needs, such as autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, learning disabilities, developmental delays, and other additional needs.
Inside You'll Find:
- 320 beautifully organised pages
- Yearly, monthly & weekly planning
- School & appointment organisation
- Helpful sensory & calming strategies
- Mood, sleep & food tracking
- Meltdown, behaviour & support logs
- Medication & wellbeing records
- Progress & celebration pages
- Parent wellbeing & reflection
- Designed and created by a SEN parent
More than just a planner, this is a place to record your child's journey, celebrate their progress, and build a meaningful record of the moments that matter most.
Whether you're preparing for appointments, working alongside your child's school, recognising patterns, or simply looking back to see how far your child has come, I hope this planner helps you feel more organised, more confident, and reminds you just how far your child has come.
Because every child deserves to feel understood, every achievement deserves to be celebrated, and every journey deserves to be valued.
PLEASE NOTE: I had my notebooks printed through Amazon, which means there aren’t too many options for paper. To keep them affordable, I went with standard-quality paper.
