Let me just say it louder for the people in the back: life with three kids under six is a whole different species of chaos. If you’ve ever tried to simultaneously soothe a teething baby, referee a meltdown over a broken banana, and explain why glitter is not a food group—all before 8 a.m.—then hi, […]
Quiet Time Activities for ADHD Kids That Actually Work
Quiet time activities for ADHD kids that actually work. If you’ve ever tried to declare “quiet time” in a house with an ADHD child, you probably got one of the following reactions: Welcome to my world. As an ADHD mom of three girls—my sensory-seeking 3-year-old with ADHD, a highly verbal 5-year-old, and a 4-month-old who’s […]
The Perfect Summer Routine for Kids
Summer with kids sounds magical… until you’re one week in and someone’s already painted the dog, the baby’s eating paper, and your 3-year-old is sobbing because the toast is too toasty. As a neurodivergent mom with three daughters—my spicy 3-year-old with ADHD, a curious 5-year-old who narrates everything, and a 4-month-old who thinks sleeping is […]
Indoor Activities for Summer to Beat the Heat
Welcome to summer survival mode, where the days are long, the sunscreen is sticky, and the whining hits new decibels by 9 a.m. And while other families are out living their best beach life, I’m inside, holding a fussy baby, refereeing crayon wars, and pretending I totally meant to skip splash pad day. As an […]
ADHD Co-Regulation Strategies for Families
There’s a unique rhythm to raising a child who feels everything loudly and deeply. In our house, that looks like a 3-year-old daughter with ADHD shrieking about a crumpled sock while I’m trying to breastfeed the baby and reheat my coffee for the third time. As a mom with ADHD myself, I understand the overwhelm […]
Quiet Time Routines for Kids with ADHD
There’s a magical myth floating around parenting circles: that kids will just naturally enjoy a little peace and quiet if you set the mood. Cue laughter from every parent raising a child with ADHD. If your child’s idea of downtime includes climbing the furniture, narrating every single thought out loud, and creating a DIY obstacle […]
Summer Activities for Kids That Won’t Break Your Brain (or Budget)
Summer is loud. Sticky. Slightly chaotic. And if you’re like me—a neurodivergent mom trying to keep a 5-year-old, an ADHD-fueled 3-year-old girl, and a nap-striking baby busy—you know that boredom hits fast and hard. That’s why having a stash of summer activities for kids and a baby is not just helpful… it’s survival. But here’s […]
How to Create a Summer Routine for Kids (Not Losing Your Mind)
Let’s be honest: routines in the summer are less about strict schedules and more about survival. If you’re parenting a 5-year-old with big energy, a 3-year-old daughter with ADHD who can’t sit still for more than 20 seconds, and a 4-month-old baby who thinks naps are optional… you know. A summer routine for kids and […]
Parenting With Connection and Understanding
When Connection Feels Like a Luxury (But It’s Actually a Lifeline) Let me be honest: there are days when the only “connection” I have with my kids is us all crying at the same time over spilled Cheerios. My goal though, is to be parenting with connection. So, what does that look like? Between back-to-back […]
Why We Love The Lovevery Subscription
As parents, we all want to make sure that our young kids are learning as best as they can. These concerns are valid and are usually paired with attempts to make sure they’re playing with stimulating toys and watching age-appropriate television. As someone who studied Early Childhood Education and is passionate about helping young children […]