This story tells of discovering the hidden complexities and the journey a couple shared with a little girl living with the effects of prenatal alcohol exposure and trauma.

This a framework for organising information you need to understand, explain and facilitate optimal care for individuals with prenatal alcohol exposure or other complex neurodevelopment profiles.  

Red Shoes Rock Zipper Clip can be attached onto clothing, bags, jewellery, or shoes.

Add to your Red Shoes Rock wardrobe with this dainty necklace.

If you don’t have red shoes, don’t like wearing necklaces or don’t have pierced ears you can still support Red Shoes Rock with this discreet lapel pin which is sure to be a catchy way to start a conversation about FASD!

These earrings will make a great addition to your Red Shoes Rock wardrobe.

What better way to relieve stress than squeezing a red shoe!

Red Shoes Rock magnets featuring Australian animals such as the Kangaroo, Crocodile and Quokka.

The original Red Shoes Rock "Ask Me" T-Shirt for spreading the message about FASD! Sizes range from S, M, L, XL, XXL.

Everyone can use a keyring and this item can make a thoughtful gift for anyone in your life. What better way to support FASD awareness than with a keyring?

  A beautiful photo and design by Jacob Dedman from Digital Journey Photography https://digitaljourneyphotography.com/ Jacob is a young man with FASD.

Items to help you set up your office space - consists of 1 mouse pad, 2 bookmarks, 1 stress shoe, 1 pen, 1 keep cup, and 1 notebook.

A guide to understanding how the mind of a person with FASD works and how they engage best with others.

Consists of 10 bookmarks, 5 stickers, 1 stress shoe, 5 magnets

Red Shoes Rock Bamboo Keep Cup, featuring Australian animals in their red shoes.

Organising a birthday party is never an easy task. It is even more challenging for children with a neurodevelopmental disability such as Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). This booklet aims to help with the process of planning a party specifically for children with FASD. It reflects the ideas and experiences of parents and carers who have managed to deliver some well-organised parties after learning the hard way. By breaking down the steps, this booklet hopes to provide useful advice and strategies on how you can make birthdays fun for children with FASD.