Bairn gives families of children with special needs one place to organize their child's care, track goals, and finally get every provider on the same page. Free for families.
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"I was always the middle man. The school had no idea what the private therapists were working on. The therapists had no insight into the school's goals. Nobody was on the same page."
— A special needs parent. And the reason Bairn exists.
The binder. The texts. The emails. The IEP you printed but cannot find. The exercise the therapist explained at pickup that you cannot quite remember. Families of children with special needs carry more than anyone should have to carry alone.
I have a child with special needs. For years I sat in IEP meetings hoping I had remembered everything. I texted updates between providers who had never spoken to each other. I was the one holding the binder, making the calls, repeating the same information to every new person who joined the team.
Nobody had built anything for families like mine. The tools that existed were built for schools or for individual therapists. Nobody was thinking about the parent in the middle.
So I built Bairn.
Not because I had a business idea. Because I was exhausted and I knew other families were too. Bairn is what I wished I had when my child's care team was at its most fragmented. It is a place to put everything down, stop being the messenger, and finally let the people who care for your child actually talk to each other.
If that sounds like your life, you are exactly who I built this for.
When you join, and when your therapists connect on Bairn, they stop working in the dark — and you stop being the middle man.
Inviting a therapist is free for you and takes one minute. They receive a link to join Bairn and connect to your child's profile automatically.
Not one therapist. Not one discipline. Not one school year. Your child is more than any single provider can see. Bairn brings every piece of the picture together so the people who care for your child finally have the full picture — and you finally have a place to put it all down.
"Children with special needs are more likely to receive integrated, child-centred support when their providers collaborate across disciplines."
Early Childhood Education Journal, 2024
"An uncoordinated approach to care can undermine even the most committed family's attempts to follow clinical recommendations."
NIH Technical Review on Care Coordination for Children with Special Health Care Needs
21.8% of families with children who have special health care needs report needing extra help coordinating care — and nearly a quarter of those families never receive that help.
National Survey of Children's Health, U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services
Bairn is completely free for parents and families. No credit card. No trial period. No catch.
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