Podcast #90 Neurodivergence and the Real Life Struggles of Parenting: Food, Autonomy, and Letting Go
We are back with part three of our series on neurodivergence, and this time we are getting into the real, lived, messy parts of parenting a neurodivergent child. We answer listener questions about food rejection, power struggles, hiding or dumping supplements, and how to stay out of a fear mindset as a parent. We talk about the difference between PDA and ADHD in how a child experiences pressure, why relationship has to come before food, why saying no can actually be a sign of progress, and why every child and every stage requires a different approach. This one is honest about our own mistakes along the way too.
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