Join Toddles and Waddles, two lovable penguins, on a heartwarming adventure that teaches love and understanding. This touching story about dementia is perfect for children of all ages, and a wonderful resource for parents and educators.
When Toddles notices that Waddles sometimes forgets things or acts differently, they do everything they can, to try and keep their precious memories alive. Through adorable penguin characters, this story sensitively explores the symptoms of dementia and the emotions it can stir in those affected and their loved ones. It reassures
children that feeling scared, confused, or worried is okay, while encouraging open conversations about these complex feelings.
Lindsay Martin-Fenlon, a Chartered Physiotherapist with an MSc in Dementia, is dedicated to enhancing her patients’ quality of life, particularly those with dementia. With over 15 years of experience, she is passionate about developing innovative care strategies. She lives with her husband Niall and family at Tankardstown, Athy, Co. Kildare.
Outside work, she is a proud mother of five, a 3rd Dan in zocho-ten karate, and enthusiast of poetry, writing, sport, animals and outdoor adventures. Her children’s curiosity and zest for life continually inspire her to approach her personal and professional life with renewed enthusiasm and an open mind.
