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Why Does My Child Cover Their Ears?

Why Does My Child Cover Their Ears

Why Does My Child Cover Their Ears? Understanding Sensory Sensitivities Have you ever noticed your child covering their ears when a school bell rings, a vacuum cleaner starts, or people begin clapping? Perhaps they become distressed in crowded places, birthday parties, or shopping malls, while other children seem completely comfortable. As a parent, it’s natural […]

ADHD Eating Struggles: Practical Tips for Parents

ADHD Eating Struggles

ADHD Eating Struggles: Why Mealtimes Feel Like a Battle For many families, mealtimes are a chance to connect. But when a child has ADHD, they can quickly become a source of frustration and worry. Your child may repeatedly leave the table, get distracted after a few bites, refuse certain foods, or struggle to finish a […]

Early Support for Neurodivergent Children: A Mother’s Story

Early Support for Neurodivergent Children: A Mother's Story

Every Child Deserves to Be Understood Early Early support for neurodivergent children can make a meaningful difference in their confidence, development, and overall well-being. Receiving a neurodivergence diagnosis for a child often brings a mix of relief, uncertainty, hope, and questions about what comes next. While every family’s journey is unique, early understanding and the […]

What Does Neurodivergent Affirming Therapy Look Like?

What Does Neurodivergent Affirming Therapy Look Like?

By Amy Peters As awareness of neurodiversity grows, more people are beginning to question traditional approaches to therapy and mental health support. For many autistic and ADHD individuals, therapy has not always felt like a safe space for understanding and self-discovery. Instead, it has sometimes focused on changing behaviours and encouraging conformity to neurotypical expectations. […]

My Child Was Diagnosed With ADHD: A Mother’s Personal Journey

My child was diagnosed with ADHD – a mother supporting her child during an emotional moment

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 […]