For parents, carers, teachers and TAs
Help for the whole SEN child
Feelings, confidence, learning and everyday life. Calm, practical help for children with ADHD, autism, anxiety, dyslexia and other SEN, from a SEN mum and teacher.
Hard day? Find help for today or join our free parents’ group.


You’re not on your own
From the hardest moments back to calm
Real, gentle help for the days that knock you sideways:
- ✓When your child won’t go to school
- ✓Meltdowns and hitting out
- ✓Big worries that won’t settle
- ✓Hard mornings and the battle to get out of the door
- ✓Falling apart the minute they get home
- ✓And for you, when you’re running on empty
Every guide starts with what to do right now. No jargon, nothing to print, just calm steps from a SEN mum who’s been there.
For parents and carers
Help for you and your SEN child
Check the signs, understand your child’s needs, find practical help for hard days and a little calm for you. Everything for parents in one place, one step at a time.
For teachers, TAs and SENCos
Mooki Cards and the SEN learning library
10-minute SEN activity cards for the classroom, plus word lists, worksheets, games and free courses for reading, spelling, maths and speech.
Running on empty? A little calm for you, too →

Why I made Mooki
Hi, I’m Collette. I’ve been where you are.
Growing up in the 1980s, people called me thick, stupid and lazy at school. I now know that I am dyslexic and have ADHD. As a teacher, I saw children struggling just like I did. Then my own children began coming home frustrated, and I knew how lonely and confusing it can feel as a parent.
Mooki is the help I wish I’d had: calm, simple and kind, for your child and for you.
Collette Costello, SEN mum and qualified teacher
What parents say
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It made her less anxious, visually seeing how much (little) she had to do. Great tip, will definitely be keeping it up.
A parent, on the morning checklist card
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Really useful cards. You can read through yourself and use some together. I’m finding them really useful, as is my son.
Laura, mum of a dyslexic son
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I am also dyslexic and I found it hard to find stuff that I can understand myself to help them.
A dyslexic parent
