The Spicy Kid Survival Guide
stacey yates sellarFor exhausted moms of ND kids who’ve tried “all the things”. I translate the latest science into real-life hacks that work in the mess, not just the manuals. I'm an ND mom w/ ND kids, researcher, coach, author and support group leader. I got you!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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But Is It *Really* Funny? Teaching Neurodivergent Kids Where Comedy Crosses a Line.
Humor, as it turns out, is complicated- especially for our neurodivergent kids.
How it started: One mom walked in on her teenage son watching a mainstream Hollywood comedy. Not a dodgy streaming site, a film on Netflix, sitting right there...
The Sex Talk You Keep Putting Off? The Internet Already Had It With Your Kid.
Your child is twelve. Maybe thirteen. Maybe eight. They are sitting in their bedroom, door closed, headphones in, bathed in the blue glow of a screen you gave them. You are in the kitchen, congratulating yourself on having had a very produc...
What the Collapse of the College Degree Is Really Telling Us
I just finished reading “The Death of the University Degree.” This is one of those articles that ignites my insatiable need to explain for my parents of neurodiverse kids why this is so validating!
Hendrick describes that the old contract...
The conditions that best support reflective learning, flexible thinking, integration, and durable growth — especially for ND kids
This is a resource for the article What the Collapse of the College Degree Is Really Telling Us- which is worth a read!
As I mentioned in the article, the most valuable skill we can offer our kids is critical thinking. What does that mean...
When Your Child Won’t Talk to You — What the Experts Actually Say
The first thing to understand is that all behavior is communication. Silence is a message.
When a child stops talking to a parent, the parent almost always interprets this as a problem with the child. He is being difficult. She...
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Mom of AuDHD ND and NT boys, [Re]Searcher, World-schooler, Un-schooler trying to navigate this parenting thing, doing all I can to not mess them up. Using this space to hide from social media and help other parents who feel alone and overwhelmed.
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