PAP 064: What Really Matters When Parenting Kids with ADHD
PAP 064:
What Really Matters When Parenting Kids with ADHD
Our culture defines expectations of our parenting priorities. When we become parents, we latch onto those expectations and adopt them as our own. The problem is, those priorities were created for neurotypical kids and we are raising kids with differences. If our child is different, our parenting should be different too. That means that not everything that matters to our culture really matters for our special brand of parenthood. In this episode of the Parenting ADHD Podcast, I outline what truly matters when raising kids with ADHD (and/or autism).
“The rest of it is just noise that we need to start turning down.” — Penny Williams
Resources in this Episode
NOTE: Some of the resources below may be affiliate links, meaning I receive a commission (at no cost to you) if you use that link to make a purchase.
- Nowhere to Hide, Dr. Jerome Schultz,
- The Insider’s Guide to ADHD, by Penny Williams
- Dr. Hallowell’s Mirror Traits: Article or Video
- Happy Mama Retreat
Thanks for joining me!
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I would really appreciate transcripts of your blogs. I am a visual and not an auditory learner.
Loved this episode! I’m starting to learn to let go of many things with my ADHD daughter. I try and ask myself, does this truly matter in the long run? Now if I could only get my husband on board. 🙁
Thank you Penny, you have truly been a life saver for me.