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We provide ADHD parenting tips and tricks that are backed by science and easy to use for busy parents. Join us as we grow your confidence in parenting your child with ADHD, so you can watch your child thrive!

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Is Your ADHD Child Defiant? 4 Possible Reasons Why!

Whenever a parent tells me that their child is defiant, I always try to dig a little deeper to find out why?

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With the term “executive function” becoming more popular… what does it even mean?

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder + Executive Function

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games for kids with ADHD

Developing executive functioning skills can be FUN!

Top Board & Card Games for Kids With ADHD

ADHD

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If you didn’t receive encouragement after your child’s ADHD diagnosis, we have some to share!

9 Encouraging Words For Parents

ADHD

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Learning the best way to help your child doesn’t have to wait for an official diagnosis!

Suspect ADHD but Your Child is Too Young? | Playlist for Early Support

Sleep

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Over 70% of our audience has at least one child who LOVES to climb!

Products for Kids with ADHD Who Love to Climb

ADHD

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A Mother’s Day Gift Guide for ADHD moms… we all need some pampering!

Mother’s Day Gift Guide for ADHD Moms

ADHD

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Boys playing with Time Timer next to them

Encourage your child’s autonomy with this amazing tool!

Why We LOVE The Time Timer: 5 Ways to Support Kids with ADHD

Executive Function

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We are here to take the stress out of holiday shopping this year!

2023 Holiday Gift Guide for ADHD Families

ADHD

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Young girl meditating with Zenimal

One of our FAVORITE tools for supporting kids with ADHD and Anxiety!

8 Reasons Why I Love the Zenimal for Kids with ADHD and Anxiety

Sleep

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Can you imagine having tools to help your child listen, manage those frequent meltdowns, and connect with your child?

Learn 6 keys for raising a happy and independent child with ADHD

Better than Free Ice Cream!