Welcome to the Childhood Collective Blog

What is the positive skill you want to teach? Choose yours and follow these steps.

Listening is an active process that involves paying attention to what is heard. 

Ask your child, “Is this someone you would feel comfortable talking to if you’re ready?”

In many cases, the question parents are asking is: is it ADHD, autism, or both?

When we keep the “future picture” in mind, we can stay focused on our goal and avoid distractions.

This simple “trick” almost immediately improved the parent-child relationship.

Many times, parents fall to one end of the spectrum; they expect too much or too little from their child.

Growth mindset helps us embrace challenges, learn from criticism, and develop resilience.

Let’s get away from thinking about rewards only for behavior. We leverage them to teach skills.

Learn about what the executive functions are and why they matter so much.