• A group of people walking on a hiking trail with the title Why Taking a Staycation is a Great Idea overlaid.
    Family

    Why Taking a Staycation is a Great Idea

    In a world obsessed with fancy vacations, the staycation offers a refreshing alternative. Staying close to home can be just as fulfilling — without the stress or expense of travel. Whether it's exploring local gems, sleeping in your own bed, or rediscovering favorite spots with your family, a staycation is a low-stress, budget-friendly way to relax, recharge, and reconnect.

  • A young child playing on a tablet with the title 5 Ways to Help Your ADHD Child Manage Hyperfixation overlaid.
    ADHD

    5 Ways to Help Your ADHD Child Manage Hyperfixation

    Managing hyperfixation in children with ADHD can be challenging, especially when their focus locks onto something they love, like video games. I share five practical strategies I’ve used to help my son navigate hyperfixation. From setting time limits to involving him in rule-making, it’s all about finding what works for your family.

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    Family,  Rants & Musings

    The Easiest Meal Plan For Busy Families!

    Meal planning used to feel overwhelming, but I’ve found a simple system that works. Using a large school-year calendar and a notepad, I plan dinners two weeks at a time. This reduces grocery trips and last-minute stress. Writing everything down keeps me organized, and my kids always know what’s for dinner. What’s your meal-planning strategy?

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    ADHD,  Family

    Spelling Struggles With an ADHD Child

    I didn’t realize spelling struggles were common for kids with ADHD until my son was older. Looking back, I wish I had known sooner — it would have saved us both frustration. He’s still a great student despite the challenge. If your child struggles with spelling, be patient. They’ll be just fine! What strategies have worked for you?