How to Support Kids With ADHD at Home and School
Mom Life: Uncomplicated - Parenting tips, organization, routines, self-care, mindset
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Are ADHD meltdowns draining the joy from your days?
Do routines constantly fall apart, no matter how hard you try?
You’re not failing — your child’s brain is wired differently. This episode can help.
In this episode of Mom Life Uncomplicated, I’m back with ADHD coach and counselor Kristina Manning for Part 2 of our series. We’re diving deeper into practical strategies to support your child’s ADHD brain — without yelling, bribing, or burning yourself out.
Kristina shares tools that actually work at home and in the classroom, plus how parents can take care of themselves while raising neurodiverse kids.
🧠 Here’s What We Cover:
The 3 R’s approach: Regulate, Relate, Reason (in that order!)
Why your calm comes first — and how to get it
Tools that help your child calm down (wall pushes, calm corners, sensory kits, and more)
How to find what works for your unique child through observation
Creating effective routines for mornings, after school, and homework
How to adjust communication to ADHD brains
The power of visual timers, checklists, and reward-specific praise
What to say instead of yelling
Being the squeaky wheel at school — how to advocate without burning bridges
Building consistency, connection, and compassion into everyday parenting
Your child’s struggles aren’t your fault. ADHD requires a different parenting lens — one that blends structure, empathy, and strategy.
This episode shows you how to support your child and yourself with tools that bring more calm and connection to your home.
Connect with other moms navigating ADHD and get support from experts like Kristina.
Visit https://nataliemccabe.com → Click the Community tab.
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