Needs
Maggie finds seams in her school uniform uncomfortable, causing her and Amy stress and frustration before school.
Results
Jam Up! makes mornings more fun and focused for Maggie. Instead of feeling overwhelmed, she enjoys completing her tasks quickly. Jam Up!’s timers motivated her to dress independently, reducing the level of support usually needed from Mum, Amy.
Parent Feedback
Amy praised Jam Up! for making a big difference for their family. “It helped Maggie become more independent and made mornings less stressful for everyone”.
Latest Posts
Jam Up! and Speech therapist Chris Wade
Our latest blog features insights from Chris Wade, an experienced Speech and Language Therapist, on supporting autistic children with communication, emotions, and daily living skills. Chris explains the different layers of communication, common challenges autistic children face, and practical strategies parents can try at home — from visual supports and AAC to the Zones of Regulation and comic strip conversations. He also highlights the importance of collaboration between families, schools, and professionals. At Jam Up!, we’re proud to provide tools that complement this approach, helping children build independence in everyday life.
Jam Up!: An interns experience
This blog and video share psychology student Candela Perez Castellanos’s internship with Jam Up!, where she helped design the new “Pack Your Bag” task, carried out research with families and professionals, and explored topics such as autism, neurodiversity, and stigma. Her reflections highlight Jam Up!’s role in supporting autistic children with daily routines and independence.
Hairdresser Support Sheet
Helping Children with Additional Needs Navigate Haircuts For many families, a trip to the hairdresser…
