ADHD Child Not Sleeping at Night? What Helps
ADHD child not sleeping at night? If your ADHD child is not sleeping at night, it can feel confusing, exhausting, and never-ending. You’ve done everything right. Dinner is over. The lights are dim. You’re exhausted and just waiting for the day to end. But your ADHD child is not sleeping at night. Instead: And somewhere […]
Ableism Expressed Through Productivity Expectations
A powerful personal story on ableism, epilepsy, and invisible disability. About the Author Sheena has chosen to share her deeply personal story with the NeuroNestHub community to help broaden understanding around invisible disabilities and lived experiences of neurological differences. At NeuroNestHub, we primarily focus on neurodevelopmental conditions such as ADHD and autism, while also creating […]
Joint Family vs ADHD Child: 7 Real Challenges for Parents
Jab Ghar Mein Sab Experts Ho Jaate Hain (When Everyone Becomes an Expert at Home) “Humare time pe aisa nahi hota tha…”(In our time, children were not like this) The debate of “Joint Family vs ADHD Child” is something many Indian parents silently navigate every day. In a joint family, parenting becomes collective, filled with […]
How to Prepare Your Child with Autism for School
Abstract Starting school can be a challenging transition for children with autism due to changes in routine, sensory sensitivities, and social demands. Research indicates that anxiety is significantly higher among autistic children, particularly during major transitions (Rodgers et al., 2016; Sideropoulos et al., 2024). This article provides evidence-based strategies, along with practical examples, to help […]
Delayed Autism Diagnosis in Children: A Mother’s Real Story
This image is AI-generated and used to represent the story shared in this article. Abstract Delayed autism diagnosis in children is a growing concern in early childhood development. While parents often notice early signs of autism, their concerns are sometimes dismissed, leading to a gap between initial suspicion and formal diagnosis. Research by Chen et […]
ADHD and Autism Misdiagnosis in Children
Abstract ADHD and Autism misdiagnosis is a growing concern in child development, driven by overlapping symptoms, evolving diagnostic criteria, and systemic limitations. Recent research (2019–2024) highlights how ADHD and autism misdiagnosis in children can delay intervention and negatively affect developmental outcomes. This article critically examines the causes, evidence, and, most importantly, the psychological, educational, and […]
ADHD and Autism Together: An Indian Perspective on Dual Diagnosis
Introduction “Many parents in India often wonder whether ADHD and Autism together can exist in the same child.” A question that many parents quietly carry but rarely voice openly is finally being discussed more openly today. For years, this question did not have a clear answer in clinical practice. Parents were often told it was […]
Neurodivergence Glossary of ADHD & Autism Terms: A Parent Guide
Abstract Understanding the language of neurodevelopmental conditions can be overwhelming for parents. This article presents a structured neurodivergence glossary of ADHD & Autism terms for parents, which translates commonly searched clinical terms into simple, practical explanations. By improving familiarity with these concepts, parents can better understand their child’s behaviour, communicate with professionals, and provide effective […]
My Child Was Diagnosed With ADHD: A Mother’s Personal Journey
This article is based on a real-life experience shared by a parent. To protect the family’s privacy, the names Shuchi (mother), Vihaan (child), and Akansha (friend) have been changed. When a Diagnosis Feels Overwhelming “My child was diagnosed with ADHD.”For many parents, this moment can feel confusing and emotionally overwhelming. For many families, the diagnosis […]
Autistic Stimming: A Research-Based, Parent-Friendly Guide
Understanding the Purpose, Practice, and Support of Stimming in Autistic Children and Adults Abstract Autistic stimming, also known as self-stimulatory behaviour is a prevalent characteristic of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). While historically stigmatised, recent research suggests that stimming often supports sensory regulation, emotional self-soothing, and communication. This article reviews empirical findings from the past 5-6 […]