Feeling like what works for others isn’t working for you?
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Reader! What season of parenting are you in?
These days, I’m mainly in the background (hoping for more face time). My daughter’s away at school, “living her life,” as she puts it. The days and decisions at this stage are different, but the hum of “Am I doing this right?” still lingers. And walking the path of neurodivergence (AuDHD) has always spiced up our conversations. Over time, I’ve learned how to speak in a way that helps her feel supported (not managed). But it didn’t come from a script. It came from understanding her. If you’ve ever felt like what works for everyone else doesn’t quite work for your kid—especially if they’re ADHD or neurodivergent—then please don't miss the Parenting Your ADHD Kid Summit! 👉 My session, “Do You Speak ADHD?” goes live on May 7th. But there’s so much more happening, and it’s 100% free. My friend, Kristina Manning, has gathered 28+ experts in ADHD, parenting, child development, and emotional regulation to help you: ✅ Create a home environment that supports your child’s success. ✅ Understand the 9 sensory systems and their role in emotional regulation. ✅ Get smart about screen time and ADHD. ✅ Learn the connection between nutrition and neurodivergence. ✅ Find sleep solutions for better rest and energy (for everyone). ✅ Explore discipline strategies that actually build skills. All of it is delivered on-demand, straight to your inbox, so you can watch at your own pace, even if your bandwidth is currently being used up by, well, parenting. 😬 What You’ll Hear in My Talk:What kids need to hear to regulate, reflect, and stay connected. Because:
Understanding what your child needs to hear (and how your personalities blend) is about much more than reading words from a script. We'll discuss what triggers kids to shut down and how you can reconnect and start speaking their language! ✨ It’s free. It’s packed with support. It starts next week. Let’s make parenting a little less lonely—and a whole lot more effective—together.💙 Remember, conscious, not perfect! Warmly, |
