If you’ve ever sat in your car after school drop-off, too tired to move but too guilty to rest—you’re not alone. As neurodivergent parents raising neurodivergent kids, we pour so …
Blog
-
-
Blog
Navigating School with Neurodivergent Kids: How to Build Strong Relationships with Teachers
by Greer Jonesby Greer JonesFor many of us raising neurodivergent kids, the school system can feel like a maze — full of well-intentioned people, confusing jargon, and moments where you wonder if anyone truly …
-
Blog
The Only Thing You Need to Know About Neurodivergent Identity and Acceptance
by Greer Jonesby Greer JonesFor so many of us, identity and acceptance didn’t come easily.We grew up with a quiet (or not-so-quiet) message playing on repeat: “You’re too much.”“You’re not trying hard enough.”“Why can’t …
-
Blog
Throwing Out the Rule Book: Creating a Family Life That Actually Works
by Greer Jonesby Greer JonesWhen you’re raising neurodivergent kids, the pressure to conform to society’s “normal” standards can feel overwhelming. There’s this unspoken expectation that our families should operate in a certain way: structured, …
-
Blog
Raising Resilient Kids: What I’ve Learned as a Neurodivergent Family
by Greer Jonesby Greer JonesAs a mom raising a neurodivergent son and navigating life with my neurodivergent husband, I’ve learned more about resilience than I ever could have imagined. When you’re in a neurodivergent …
-
Blog
Why Mamas Raising Neurodivergent Kids NEED Rest: Practical Ways to Reset and Find Peace
by Greer Jonesby Greer JonesHey Mama, I see you. The endless hustle of raising neurodivergent kids—always being “on,” constantly juggling schedules, thinking ahead, and always figuring out what your child needs next. It’s tough. …
-
Living with ADHD means your brain processes information differently, and that’s part of what makes you unique. Neurodivergence isn’t a flaw to “fix”; it’s simply a different way of experiencing …