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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!
a mix of science and heart
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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Keep in mind, most blurting and sound effects are not purposeful misbehavior. They often indicate a missing skill or help the child self regulate.
You are your child’s safe place… they feel safe to release all of the built up stress from the school day!
If you didn’t receive encouragement after your child’s ADHD diagnosis, we are here to share some with you today!
We generally recommend that all children with ADHD should have a 504-Plan (or IEP) in place.
Children with ADHD thrive with routines. Unfortunately, their normal routines are usually disrupted during the holidays.
The first few weeks of school can be a tough transition. Check out three tips to make it smoother.
Instead of taking one child’s side or jumping in immediately to “solve” the issue, encourage each child to share their perspective, and WAIT.
Even though it might not feel like it, as a parent of a child with ADHD you have a LOT of rights.
Children with ADHD can struggle to plan for the future, even if the future is a few minutes away.
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
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