Teachers write report card comments to share insights about your child’s strengths, challenges, and progress. These are not just “checklist” notes — they are observations grounded in daily classroom interactions. When you spot comments like “struggles to stay focused” or “frequently forgets materials,” those phrases can be signals. They’re gentle alerts that your child may be navigating some challenges with attention, working memory, or self-regulation — all common for kids w

As parents, we’re constantly seeking ways to support our children, not just in managing challenges, but in thriving as their fullest, most vibrant selves. If your child has ADHD, you may have already explored traditional supports like medication or therapy. But what if there’s more to the story?

As summer approaches, many families begin dreaming of long, lazy days filled with sunshine, popsicles, and well-deserved downtime. And yes—summer should be a time to relax and recharge. But for parents of children with ADHD or learning differences, there’s often a lingering concern: “How do we make sure the break doesn’t set us back?”