Podcast: Mum turns fashion designer for autistic children - 05/04/2019
16:21, 05 April 2019
updated: 13:52, 26 April 2019
We're rounding up world autism awareness week by hearing from a mum from Herne Bay who's set up a clothing range especially for children with autism.
Kellie Barker came up with the idea for her company 'Born Anxious' after struggling to find clothes that her own son Oscar was comfortable with.
She now makes T-shirts with slogans on to let people know a child's behaviour might be unusual.
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