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Many parents notice that their dyslexic children are smart, funny and full of great ideas, yet they struggle to remember instructions or keep track of steps in schoolwork. This challenge often comes from working memory, the part of the brain that holds information for short moments while we use it. For kids with dyslexia, working […]

Parents often wonder why their autistic or ADHD child can spend hours exploring dinosaurs, space, art or gaming strategies yet lose all interest when faced with traditional school tasks. The answer is simple. Curiosity activates the brain in a way pressure never can. When children feel genuinely interested, their motivation rises, their nervous system relaxes […]

When are you most happy? I am most happy in the small, sunlit moments of genuine connection. This happens during our family cooking experiments where flour dusts the countertops with laughter, during read aloud sessions where character voices fill the room, or simply when I witness a child’s face light up after finally mastering a […]

Many parents describe their neurodivergent teens as bright, funny and full of energy, yet they also notice days when their child completely shuts down. This shutdown is not laziness. It is emotional fatigue, a quiet burnout that builds when a teen has spent too much time masking, coping or holding themselves together. Autistic and ADHD […]

What was the last thing you did for play or fun? My last adventure was a backyard expedition to build a “Bug Hotel” from pinecones and sticks! It was a perfect mix of outdoor exploration and hands on science, turning our garden into a sensory play zone for curious creatures (and curious kids).