Do you have a reluctant adhd boy reader? I did! But, over the years, by appealing to their interests, I have raised two voracious ADHD readers. See which of these books may turn your struggling, reluctant readers into a lover of books.
Need help figuring out what to give your ADHD Kiddo for lunch? Use my easy step by step formula to create easy, ADHD Diet friendly school lunches to set your kids up for success.
How can you help your explosive teen? This mom of two teens dishes some great advice. Looking at our own behavior can be a great way to help explosive teens be, well, less explosive! As parents of explosive kids we can learn how our own behavior can contribute to our kids’ explosions. See some great examples, too!
Healing without harming – this is the story of how we are treating ADHD without drugs. Read our whole story of 7 years of whats working and what is not.
Having kids with ADHD also means that you need some great snacks to fuel their brains and keep them focused. This list, filled with high protein snacks for ADHD, serves our family with two ADHD kids really well!
Getting a neuropsychological test for your ADHD child is so valuable and this mom of two ADHD kids tells you everything you need to know about getting your child a test for adhd.
Are you unexpectedly homeschooling a kiddo with ADHD? These tips and strategies will help you keep your sanity and homeschool your ADHD kiddo.
Do your kids whine and complain about homework? Do small assignments take an hour to complete? Do your kids have no sense of time? Then read on!! I’ve found a solution – The Best Timer for ADHD! I wanted to share an absolute life saver for any family struggling with homework time. I started […]
As an ADHD Parent, sometimes you come across a resource that really makes a difference. These resources for home and school are those amazing resources for me, the parent of two boys with ADHD.
Back to school time can be difficult for any kid and with distance learning, it can be even more of a challenge. This guide for ADHD parents gives real life advice to help your ADHD kid make the transition to school smoother and with confidence.
