Tommy’s Tomorrow

30/08/2026

💔 INFLATABLE INSANITY HAS BEEN CANCELLED 💔

We are absolutely gutted to share that Inflatable Insanity at Floors Castle has been cancelled due to the weather.

This decision was made by the organisers and is completely out of our control. The safety of participants, staff and volunteers has to come first. We’ve attached their official announcement with the full details.

We know so many of you were looking forward to today, and some of you had already raised sponsorship for Scarlett & Tommy. We are so, so sorry that the event cannot go ahead. 💔

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who has donated. Your support means the world to us. 💜

We’re going to look at arranging a small alternative event or challenge so we can still bring everyone together and celebrate the amazing support you’ve shown Scarlett & Tommy.

If you donated specifically for this event and would prefer a refund, please message us. We completely understand.

If you’re happy for your donation to remain with Scarlett & Tommy, please know that it will still make a real difference. The money raised helps them access the therapies and support they need. 💜

💜 GoFundMe:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/scarlett-tommys-wheelie-big-inflatablemadness

We are heartbroken that we won’t get to see Team Wheelie Big Warriors take on the course today.

💡 If you have an idea for a fundraiser, or would be willing to organise an event for Scarlett & Tommy, please get in touch. We’d love to hear your ideas and would be incredibly grateful for your help.

We’re so sorry, and thank you for standing behind Scarlett & Tommy. Your support means everything. 💜

With love,
Team Scarlett & Tommy 💜

29/08/2026

💙 Rosie has roped her besties in! 😂

This Sunday, Rosie and her best friends (alongside the Wheelie Big Warriors Team) are taking on the 2.5K Inflatable Madness to raise money for Tommy and his best friend Scarlett!

These besties have grown up with Tommy. They love him, include him and he’s always been part of their little gang. 💙

So now Rosie and her besties are fundraising for Tommy and his bestie, standing beside them and helping them access the vital therapies and specialist equipment they need to give them the best opportunities possible.

While most of us take on challenges like this for fun, Scarlett and Tommy face obstacles every single day that most people never have to think about. This is our little way of showing them they never have to face those challenges alone. 💙

Scarlett and Tommy will be our biggest cheerleaders from the sidelines while the Wheelie Big Warriors take on the course for them! 🥹

Please donate if you can. Every bounce, climb and slide brings us one step closer to helping Scarlett and Tommy access the therapies and equipment they deserve. 💙

👉 https://www.gofundme.com/f/scarlett-tommys-wheelie-big-inflatablemadness

28/08/2026

Last week I shared a post about how delighted we were with our new inclusive park and how fantastic it is to finally have somewhere locally that has been designed with inclusion in mind. A place where children of all abilities can play alongside each other. 💙

What made that post even more special was knowing that someone saw it, loved what they saw and travelled quite a distance to visit the park with a child they care for.

Unfortunately, just 11 days after the park opened, we heard about an experience that has made us realise there’s something we all need to think about when using this wonderful new space.

The harnesses needed to use some of the accessible equipment were missing. For children like Tommy, these harnesses aren’t an optional extra. They are what allow him to safely use the equipment. Without one, he simply can’t play.

And this isn’t just about harnesses.

It’s about understanding what an inclusive park actually means.

When we walk into a park, we might see equipment, swings, harnesses and things that look like they’re there for everyone to use.

And they are.

But sometimes “everyone” means that some children need additional support to be able to access the same opportunities.

A harness might look like a piece of play equipment to one child. To another child, it is what allows them to sit in a swing, stay safely supported and experience something as simple as going to the park.

That’s why we need to look after these things.

Kids get excited. They run around. They play. They’re impulsive. They don’t always know what something is for, and we can’t expect them to automatically understand disability or accessibility.

But we can teach them.

We can teach our children that some equipment has a very specific purpose.

We can teach them that something they don’t need might be essential to someone else.

We can teach them that if they see a harness, they leave it where it belongs.

We can teach them that if something is there to help another child access the park, it deserves the same respect as every other piece of equipment.

And perhaps most importantly, we can teach them that inclusive doesn’t mean some children get a different park. It means we all share the same park, while recognising that some children need a little more support to enjoy it.

I also want to be really clear that this isn’t about picking on, blaming or publicly shaming any individual child or family.

This is about all of us.

This park belongs to our community. It has been created with inclusion at its heart, and I think we all have a part to play in protecting that.

So please, if your children use the park, have that conversation with them.

Let them run around. Let them laugh. Let them be noisy. Let them have fun. ❤️

But help them understand that the park contains equipment that may be essential to another child’s ability to join in.

Because all children deserve to play.

And if we want this to truly be an inclusive park, then we all need to help make sure every child can use it.

Inclusion isn’t just about having the equipment.
It’s about making sure it’s there when a child needs it. 💙♿️

24/08/2026

22/08/2026

There’s a new park in Earlston.

And while that might sound like a pretty ordinary thing, for our family, it means so much more than that.

For Tommy, being able to go somewhere and actually be part of the fun, rather than sitting on the sidelines while everyone else plays, is huge.

It means having somewhere he can explore, enjoy himself and experience the kind of childhood moments that so many of us take for granted.

And it means Rosie can play too. With her friends, with Tommy, and without accessibility being the thing that dictates what they can and can’t do.

That’s what makes inclusive spaces so important.

It isn’t about giving disabled children somewhere separate to go. It’s about creating spaces where children with different abilities can be together, play together and simply be children.

For a small town like Earlston, having somewhere like this on our doorstep feels pretty bloody special.

Because when you create spaces that consider everyone, the whole community benefits. ❤️

If you think more places should be creating spaces like this, please help us spread the word about what an amazing addition this is to our community.

📲 Share ❤️ Like 💬 Comment

Every share, like and comment helps get Tommy’s story and the message of inclusion a little bit further.

Because this is how it should be. ❤️

22/08/2026

🚨 LAST CHANCE TO JOIN TEAM WHEELIE BIG WARRIORS! 🚨💜

We’re just 8 DAYS AWAY from Scarlett & Tommy’s Wheelie Big Warriors taking on Floors Castle Inflatable Insanity! 🎈💥

🏃 2.5K or 5K
👧 Kids aged 5+ welcome
📍 Floors Castle
📅 Sunday 30th August

Come bounce, climb, crawl, scramble and slide your way around the inflatable course while helping raise money for Scarlett & Tommy’s vital therapies. 💜

📝 READY TO JOIN US?

👉 Sign up here:
https://www.floorscastle.com/events/inflatable-insanity-2026/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

When registering, make sure you join:

🏃 5K: Wheelie Big Warriors 5km
🏃 2.5K: Wheelie Big Warriors 2.5km
🔐 Password: S&T2026

⏰ ENTRIES CLOSE MIDNIGHT FRIDAY 28TH AUGUST!

The event entry fee goes directly to the organisers. If you can, we’d love you to raise sponsorship for Scarlett & Tommy too. Every donation helps towards their vital therapies. 💜

💷 Want to collect cash sponsorship? Just message us and we can send you a sponsorship sheet!

💜 Team GoFundMe:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/scarlett-tommys-wheelie-big-inflatablemadness?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Scarlett & Tommy will be there cheering everyone on, so let’s give them a WHEELIE BIG TEAM to remember! 🥹💜

Come on… who’s joining us?! 👀🎈

BOUNCE. CLIMB. SLIDE. REPEAT. 💥

11/08/2026

Our wee Superman worked hard today! 🦸‍♂️💙 Pushing through his legs and knees and putting in a proper shift! 💪🏻 He actually enjoyed it too, which was lovely to see. Our wee superhero never gives up. ❤️

06/08/2026

💜 £805.15!!! YOU ARE ALL AMAZING! 🧁🍪🎉

We honestly can’t say a big enough THANK YOU to everyone who helped make Scarlett & Tommy’s Wheelie Big Bake Sale such a success!

To every single person who took the time to bake, donate and send in goodies, thank you. We were absolutely blown away by how much home baking we received. Cakes, traybakes, biscuits, cookies and all sorts of delicious treats kept appearing! 🧁🍰🍪

And a huge thank you to everyone who came along and bought from us at the BGH. Every cake bought, every donation made and every bit of support helped us reach an incredible total of…

🥁🥁🥁

✨ £805.15!! ✨

That money will go towards helping Scarlett and Tommy access the therapies, specialist equipment and opportunities they need, and things that can make such a difference to their everyday lives and their futures. 💜

We know how much time, effort and expense goes into home baking, so we really do appreciate every person who contributed. And to everyone who helped us on the day, shared our posts, told friends, bought cakes or popped a little extra into the collection, thank you.

It really does take a village, and ours showed up with cake. 🥹🧁💜

£805.15 from one day of cake!

Scarlett & Tommy have the most wonderful people behind them.

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU! 💜🩷