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!
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ADHD is not a myth. But neither is the environment.
A documentary aired on Channel 4 called The Great ADHD Myth? and everyone has been talking about it.
It got some things right, and I want to tell you exactly where it took a real finding and drew the wrong conclusion. That wrong turn is se...
The Question Dr Shefali Asked That Stumped Me
I was just the featured speaker for conscious parenting neurodiverse kids in The Great Parenting Wake Up Call Summit. During my interview with Dr. Shefali, she asked me a very obvious question: “What about non-negotiable boundaries- how do...
The science behind why nothing has changed with your child, even though you consume so much parenting advice!
Let me guess how last night went.
The kids were finally down. You had twenty minutes that were technically yours. And you spent them on your phone, reading about parenting. A carousel about co-regulation. A reel about PDA. A long post from...
How am I supposed to stay calm and regulated for my kid when I have nothing left?
The question comes up in the Lab almost every week, and it’s always some version of this:
How am I supposed to stay calm and regulated for my kid when I have nothing left?
And then it spills out, because once one person says it, every...
It Takes 23 Minutes.
Researchers at Dublin City University set up ten blank smartphones with accounts registered as boys aged sixteen to eighteen, each given ordinary interests. Sport. Video games. Only some were told to go looking for anything troubling.
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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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