“Good job!” seems harmless—but the wrong kind of praise can sabotage motivation and self-esteem. Here’s how to praise so it actually helps.

They’re struggling—yet push you away the minute you try to help. Here’s why kids resist support, and what actually works instead.

A calm-down corner isn’t a timeout chair. It’s a safe space where kids learn to regulate big feelings. Here’s exactly how to set one up.

Struggling with daily tasks, constant meltdowns, or fine motor delays? Here are the signs it might be time to consider an OT evaluation.

Summer’s supposed to be a break—but for neurodivergent kids, the lack of routine can make things chaotic. Here’s how to keep calm and have fun.

You’re trying to help—but some well-meaning parenting moves can actually make your child’s anxiety worse. Here’s what to do instead.

No, you don’t need a color-coded chore chart. Just a few simple daily routines can work wonders for your brain—and your kid’s.

No, ADHD isn’t caused by bad parenting, sugar, or screen time. Let’s torch the myths and give this diagnosis the respect it deserves.

Sensory play isn’t just a Pinterest parenting flex—it’s secretly doing a LOT of heavy lifting for your kid’s development.

Not listening? Melting down over nothing? Your child might not be defiant—they might be anxious. Here's how to tell the difference.

Think OT is just handwriting practice? Think again. Here’s how occupational therapy helps kids thrive emotionally, socially, and academically.

Forget straight A’s—emotional regulation is the real academic superpower. Here’s how managing feelings helps kids thrive in school.

Every kid dreads school sometimes. But when does it cross into school avoidance? Learn the signs—and what to do about them.

IEP meeting looming? Take a breath—we’ve got your back. These expert hacks will help you advocate with confidence (even if you're low-key pa

You can bring therapy home—no couch required. These DIY techniques are research-backed, therapist-approved, and kiddo-tested.

When school is a struggle, self-esteem takes a hit. Here are 7 ways to help your child feel confident—even if grades aren't their thing.

Speech therapy and language therapy aren't the same—and knowing the difference could change your child’s support plan entirely.

Think your neurodivergent child might also be gifted? Here’s how to spot the signs, decode the overlap, and advocate like a boss.

Wondering if your child needs an IEP? Learn the signs, steps to take, and how to advocate for the right support in school.

A 504 Plan can make all the difference for students with disabilities. Learn how to craft an effective one with these essential elements.