Wildfoxhyeon ♡·5d agoPerhaps I too Want to Be a Child Who Can Go Home CalmlyOnce, I had a family that felt almost perfect.
Emma | ADHD Kids Co·Sep 28Why Are Long Car Rides So Hard for My Child, Even When We’re Going Somewhere Fun?The trip was something they were genuinely looking forward to. They packed their own bag. They asked about it for days. And yet twenty…
Emma | ADHD Kids Co·Sep 27Why Won’t My Child Do a Chore Unless There’s Something in It for Them?“Can you help me clear the table?” gets met with “what do I get if I do?” — not said cheekily, but genuinely, as if the request wouldn’t…
Emma | ADHD Kids Co·Sep 25Why Does My Child Ask “Am I in Trouble?”You called their name to ask if they’d seen your keys. “Am I in trouble?” You walked into their room to grab laundry. “Am I in trouble?”…
Emma | ADHD Kids Co·Sep 23Why Does My Child Start a Chore and Then Just… Wander Off Before Finishing?They actually started. No fighting, no stalling — they picked up the toys, got three-quarters of the way through, and then you find them…
Mae Fearn·Sep 17I Tell My Kids Their ADHD Is a SuperpowerNot because ADHD makes everything easier. It doesn’t. But because I never want my children growing up believing that the way their brain…
Dr Harry Woodward·Sep 43 Mistakes Parents Of Neurodivergent Kids Make When They React To ‘Bad’ Behaviour Instead Of…A few weeks ago in clinic, a mum sat across from me and said something I hear almost every week: “I know I shouldn’t have reacted the way I…
casey·Aug 30Your Child Isn’t Ignoring You. Their Brain Hasn’t Loaded the Instructions Yet.Willpower doesn’t build executive function. These five things do.
Wendy·Aug 20The Great ADHD Myth is an insult to journalism and harmful to the ADHD communityI just watched The Great ADHD Myth on Channel 4 and I have a lot of thoughts.
H. Ouasoune·Aug 14The Anti-Streak Method: Why Traditional Habit Trackers Fail ADHD Brains (And What to Do Instead)How shifting from rigid daily streaks to a flexible, guilt-free frequency framework builds lasting consistency for neurodivergent adults.
