Today moms (and dads) need to be a jack-of-all-trades. We need to be 5-star chefs, activities coordinators, certified nurses, and sometimes teachers, and let us not forget Uber for our kids.
This can lead to increased feelings of loneliness, stress, and guilt, and throw a neurodivergent (like ADHD) kid into the mix and the chaos might be tenfold.
I want to help you get your life back from the stress of just living, and enjoying your motherhood. As well as support you being an awesome mom to your neurodivergent kid/s.
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