Come on Barbie, let’s go party (info dump about our special interests). You’ve probably already seen toy-giant Mattel’s recent release of “Autistic Barbie”. Let’s talk about it… It feels unusual to join in with online discourse, especially as a small business discussing a mega-corporation. However, Charms by Emma is proudly Autistic-owned, so even if this perspective is just a drop in the ocean, having an opinion on representation is perfectly justified! Firstly, it’s import

I’m sure we are all more than aware of the rise (and rise, and rise again) of fidget toys seen in the clutches of both children and adults alike over the past few years. Whether it be for the purpose of stimulation, self-soothing, distraction or even focus and concentration, there is absolutely no denying their recent popularity. As a late diagnosed AuDHD’er (a person who is diagnosed with both Autistic Spectrum Disorder and ADHD, for those unfamiliar with the term), I spen