A bright red spice best known for fancy rice dishes and paella is suddenly everywhere…
One dad noticed something wasn’t right during family TV time … and what happened next is about to change Bluey forever. Good on you dad!
From wandering attention to craving novelty and stimulation, the way ADHD brains process desire can look different from the traditional script. For some people, structure, playfulness or new experiences can help keep the mind present and the connection stronger.
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects each child differently, making the journey for parents both unique and challenging with communication, behaviour, and social interaction. Most recently, parents are focussing on the gut-brain connection and the impact that probiotics have on the children’s behaviour.
Media has a knack for painting people with ADHD as hyperactive troublemakers, all-energy and no focus, leaving us to assume that anyone with ADHD is bound to be a handful. But did you know that there are some incredible ADHD superpowers that really set us apart from the rest?
Rebecca from My Spirited Child shares her tips on understanding emotional dysregulation and reducing meltdowns in children.
For kids with ADHD, rejection can be really tough. Rejection sensitive disorder can be hard for kids. Here’s what you need to know about this ADHD trait & what you can do to help a child with RSD.
Three cheers for our amazing little superheroes! If your little one has ADHD, then this list is just for you – and them!
Hasebul, who was nonverbal and autistic, was playing with his siblings in the store when he snuck off. Such awful news!
Being a parent to a child with ADHD can be trying. Being a mum with ADHD to a child with the same condition can be downright overwhelming. Here are some really helpful coping strategies for mums with adult ADHD.
If you’re concerned your child may have ADHD or if your child has been recently diagnosed, this guide will help