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The Importance of Proprioceptive Input for Neurodivergent Children Before Bedtime

Bedtime can be a battle. Just as the household starts winding down, the kids gain a surge of energy, What is needed? proprioceptive input

ND sleep issues, the impact of certain medications, melatonin and strategies parents can use to help their children achieve better rest.

Understanding the Difference: Teaching Social Skills vs. Masking in Neurodivergent Children.

Neurodivergent burnout is a state of mental, emotional, and physical exhaustion experienced by individuals who are neurodivergent.

Understanding social reciprocity and knowing how to help neurodivergent children improve can make a big difference in their lives.

Studies on caffeine’s impact on ADHD yield mixed results. If you’re considering treating your child’s ADHD with a cup of coffee, read this first.

Tips to help your ADHD child master homework time…

By theneuroverse Posted in ADHD, ADHD in Children, Co-occurring Conditions, Parenting, Tips Tagged with adhd, brain, neurodivergent child, talking

Free Printable. Some tips for having that conversation with your child when they’ve been diagnosed with ADHD.

By theneuroverse Posted in ADHD, ADHD in Children, Parenting, The Neuroversity, Tips Tagged with adhd, diet, dopamine, neurodivergent child, sugar

So what’s the link between kids, sugar and ADHD? Yes, there IS a link.