Mom Invents Autism-Friendly Hairbrush, Changes Lives

0:00A Quebec mom named Janice Ayot just invented a hairbrush called the NeuroStandard, straight inspired by her daughter Maya, who lives with altism, and hated the pain of detangling knots. The brush rocks two kinds of soft bristles that glide through tangles without scratching sensitive scalps, plus a special cushion that stops hair from, getting snagged and pulled. Families dealing with sensory issues are loving it, it kids who used to scream through brush time now handle it smooth, and Maya is back to rocking her. Full hair without cuts or tears, they launched it online about one month ago, and the feedback has been straight fire, with every tester in the neuro divergent crew giving thumbs up. Now Maya is brushing solo, and Ayot is gearing this up for families everywhere facing the same daily grind proof one kid's struggles sparked real. Change. That's the story for today. I, Canada News Today, driven by AI.