HushAway joins Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place Festival 2026

HushAway is bringing its calming audio app for sensitive and neurodivergent children to Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place Festival in London on 11 and 12 July 2026, with a second stop in Cheshire in September. The stand will offer families a quiet space to try soundscapes, stories and guided audio designed to help with sleep, anxiety, sensory overload and transitions.

Why it matters: - HushAway is targeting families who need low-stimulation support in settings that can feel overwhelming. - The app’s festival appearance puts a screen-free calm tool in front of parents of autistic, ADHD and otherwise neurodivergent children. - The stand gives families a chance to sample tools they can use at home for sleep, focus and emotional regulation.

What happened: - HushAway is joining Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place Festival 2026. - The festival returns to Old Deer Park, London, on 11 and 12 July 2026. - Happy Place also returns to Tatton Park, Cheshire, on 5 and 6 September 2026. - HushAway will appear at the London event and bring a quieter experience for visiting families.

The details: - HushAway is a gentle sound support app for sensitive and neurodivergent children. - The app uses soothing soundscapes, gentle stories, guided audio and PeaceTime Affirmations. - HushAway is designed to help children facing sleep difficulties, anxiety, sensory sensitivities, emotional overwhelm and difficult transitions. - The app also supports children who are autistic, have ADHD or are otherwise neurodivergent. - Families at the stand can step out of the noise and listen together in a calm corner. - Visitors will be able to try soundscapes and stories, including the bedtime story Blueberry Moon. - HushAway will also introduce the P.E.A.C.E Framework and the Sound Sanctuary library of more than 400 audio resources. - The team will offer guidance on using sound to support sleep, focus and big emotions at home. - Visitors can start a free 14-day trial with no card details required. - HushAway says full Sound Sanctuary membership starts at twelve pounds a month. - The app is shaped by guidance from experts in child development, sensory processing, emotional regulation and sound therapy. - HushAway says families it was created to support have tested the app.

Between the lines: - Happy Place is built around connection, rest and feeling good, which makes HushAway’s offer a natural fit for the event. - The festival is aimed at adults, but HushAway is extending that pause to children who struggle in busy environments. - The company is positioning sound as a practical alternative to screens for calming children during daily routines. - Founder Nicola Maria Rose said many families find bedtimes and busy days overwhelming, and HushAway aims to offer a gentle way to find calm together.

What's next: - Families can visit HushAway at Happy Place Festival in London this July. - Tickets for the festival are available now via the Happy Place website. - HushAway is offering interviews, images, app access for review and consented family case studies on request. - The company says a full festival rollout continues with the Cheshire event in September.

The bottom line: - HushAway is using Happy Place Festival to reach families looking for simple, sensory-friendly ways to help children regulate, rest and reset.