Laura-Jayne Brennan was in her local Morrisons when her daughter, who is autistic, began screaming
A mum was left "overwhelmed" by the actions of Morrisons staff after her young daughter began screaming in one of their stores. Laura-Jayne Brennan, 37, found herself in a challenging situation when her nearly three-year-old daughter, who is non-verbal and diagnosed with autism and bilateral hearing issues, started screaming during their shopping trip.
However, during this particular visit to Morrisons, Laura was surprised and "overwhelmed" by the understanding and supportive actions of the staff. Laura, from Ellesmere Port, said: "Mia was absolutely fine in the shop to start off with, until we got past the baby food pouches. Then she just started screaming the place down."In an attempt to soothe her daughter, Laura backtracked to let Mia pick a fruit pouch.
She contrasted the two experiences, with the one at Morrisons being a breath of fresh air for the mum. She also spoke about how her previous childcare arrangement ended three months ago because the nursery "couldn't meet her needs". Despite being awarded B and B funding, it only covered five hours of childcare per week at a private nursery due to her daughter's additional needs.
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