As the mother of a differently-wired child, there are days when you feel broken. But like the ancient art of repairing pottery with gold dust, resin, …
Gifted/2E Parenting
How to Parent in a Crisis (Even When You’re Falling Apart)
Are you parenting differently-wired kids through a crisis? Here's how to help them - and you - thrive. Of all the areas in which life excels, …
How to Guide (And Encourage) Your Impulsive, Destructive Kid
Impulsive, destructive kids aren't defiant or disobedient. They're smart, creative, hands-on thinkers who just need a little direction. Here's why …
A Catholic Growth Mindset Has All the Truth – Especially for our Kids
Want to help your kids banish their fear of failure and learn to embrace hard work? Growth mindset - a Catholic one, specifically - is the ticket to a …
Trouble Reading Social Cues? Try Storyboarding, a Hands-on Way to Teach Social Skills
If your child has trouble reading social cues, try storyboarding: a hands-on, interactive technique for teaching social skills. Parenting …
Impulsive, Disorganized Kids Aren’t Broken. They Need Help With Executive Function Skills
A child's impulsive behavior and disorganization are neither behavioral problems nor character flaws. It's not a matter of training so much as it is …
Sensory Moms, Sensory Kids, and the Gift of St. Zelie Martin
How do you handle your kids' the sensory preferences and overload of your children when you're barely coping yourself? Take a cue from St. Zelie, a …
How to Pick Your Parenting Battles (Without Losing Your Ever-Loving Mind)
If you're raising a strong-willed child, you've probably been advised to pick your parenting battles. It's great advice in theory, but how do you know …
Your Community Needs You and Your Quirky Kid. Here’s Why.
Raising quirky kids can be isolating and lonely - for parents and for kids. But with every reason not to go to that party, event, or gathering, …
Yes, Our Children are Different. Here’s What We Want You to Know
Moms of kids who are different are raising kids who are quirky, intense, and march to the beat of their own drum. Here's what we'd like you to …