11/04/2026
March was about the ones who are often forgotten in the room.
The siblings.
In the past month, we turned our attention to something that doesn't always get named, the emotional lives of the brothers and sisters growing up alongside a child with 22q. The roles they take on without being asked. The questions they hold without asking. The ways they adapt, often without anyone noticing.
We explored this through posts, carousels, and our webinar, which is now available on demand for parents who want to come back to it in their own time.
And across all of it, something kept coming through in your messages and comments:
"I hadn't thought about what she was carrying."
"This made me realise my son has been managing so much on his own."
"I didn't know where to start — now I do."
That's what this month was really about. Not adding more to your plate. Just helping you see the whole picture a little more clearly.
A few other things worth marking:
Our webinars, including Siblings and 22q, are available with subtitles in 12 languages. Two Care4Parents cohorts graduated. Our newsletter reached more than 700 families. And our new conversation and activity cards are out in the world.
None of that happens without you showing up, sharing, and staying in the conversation.
As April unfolds and May approaches, we'll be holding space for everything March stirred up — and moving into our next theme: stress and happiness in early adulthood.
Thank you to everyone who joined us this month. 🤍
