ADHD Mom's Substack
Patricia M., ADHD MomTips from an overwhelmed mom living life on hard mode, with ADHD, neurodivergent kids, and multiple jobs.
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Do not delegate tasks to people who hate you
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“Help” from someone who doesn’t really care about you makes your life harder.
Surely this cannot be true, right? Even a small amount of help, like someone picking up kids from school on occasion, is at l...
The difficult art of parenting with natural consequences
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I’m a rule follower.
I obey even the most senseless of rule and try and uphold every possible expectation handed to me because I honestly do not know what is actually important to me, I just know I need t...
Are ADHD people allowed to experience joy?
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Suffer first, so you can enjoy things later. This seems to be a general rule we are all taught is basic common sense.
You can watch TV or play video games only AFTER all of your homework is done and y...
Practical Ways to Stop Letting Perfectionism Ruin Your Life
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To be called a perfectionist feels like it should be a compliment. It conjures up the image of a very dedicated, detailed, high-achieving Type A person who has super high standards for themselves and...
Enforcing rules when you got nothing in the tank
Actual photo of what my soul looks like at the end of every exhausting day Photo by Tim De Pauw on Unsplash
Parents set boundaries, kids push on them.
So parents need to hold the line and enforce rules, no matter how much kids push.
Tha...
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2 kids, working more than full-time, ADHD. I've learned a lot of things the hard way. I write tips on decluttering, time management, and getting shit done living an overwhelming ADHD life.
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