12 Days of SEN Christmas

Just a bit of nearly Christmas fun!

The 12 Days of a SEN Christmas

On the 1st day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

A hug to go down in his-tor-y

On the 2nd day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

2 Broken ipads,
and a hug to go down in his-tor-y

On the 3rd day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

3 Friends who “Get it”
2 broken iPads
and a hug to go down in his-tor-y

On the 4th day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

4 Food refusals,
3 Friends who “Get It”
2 broken iPads
and a hug to go down in his-tor-y

On the 5th day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

5 hours in Aaaay and Eeeeeee,
4 Food refusals,
3 Friends who “Get It”
2 broken iPads
and a hug to go down in his-tor-y

On the 6th day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

6 Unwrapped presents,
5 hours in Aaay and Eeeeeee,
4 Food refusals,
3 Friends who “Get It”
2 broken iPads
and a hug to go down in hist-ory

On the 7th day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

7 Boxes of nuggets,
6 Unwrapped presents,
5 hours in Aaaay and Eeeeeee,
4 Food refusals,
3 Friends who “Get It”
2 broken iPads
and a hug to go down in his-tor-y

On the 8th day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

8 Hours of YouTube,
7 Boxes of nuggets,
6 Unwrapped presents,
5 hours in Aaaay and Eeeeeee,
4 Food refusals,
3 Friends who “Get It”
2 broken iPads
and a hug to go down in his-tor-y

On the 9th day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

9 Nappy changes,
8 Hours of YouTube,
7 Boxes of nuggets,
6 Unwrapped presents,
5 hours in Aaaay and Eeeeeee,
4 Food refusals,
3 Friends who “Get It”
2 broken iPads
and a hug to go down in his-tor-y

On the 10th day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

10 Bottles of Baileys,
9 Nappy changes,
8 Hours of YouTube,
7 Boxes of nuggets,
6 Unwrapped presents,
5 hours in Aaaay and Eeeeeee,
4 Food refusals,
3 Friends who “Get It”
2 broken iPads
and a hug to go down in his-tor-y

On the 11th day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

11 Makaton meltdowns,
10 Bottles of Baileys,
9 Nappy changes,
8 Hours of YouTube,
7 Boxes of nuggets,
6 Unwrapped presents,
5 hours in Aaaay and Eeeeeee,
4 Food refusals,
3 Friends who “Get It”
2 broken iPads
and a hug to go down in his-tor-y

On the 12th day of Christmas having a SEN child meant to me:

12 Failed attempts to leave the house,
11 Makaton meltdowns,
10 Bottles of Baileys,
9 Nappy changes,
8 Hours of YouTube,
7 Boxes of nuggets,
6 Unwrapped presents,
5 hours in Aaaay and Eeeeeee,
4 Food refusals,
3 Friends who “Get It”
2 broken iPads

and the hugs are now his-to-ryyyyy!

Cheers!