HeyJaredChaos & Caffeine: After Dark
Chaos & Caffeine: After DarkThe unfiltered ADHD parenting podcast for moms who love their neurodivergent kids… but also occasionally want to scream into a pantry.Welcome to the private side of Chaos & Caffeine — the ADHD parenting podcast for parents raising neurodivergent…
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[PREVIEW] I Thought My ADHD Kid Was Just a Picky Eater. Then I Learned About Sensory Issues. (opens the original)
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That title gives you the emotional curiosity gap and the search terms ADHD kid, picky eater, sensory issues without sounding like keyword soup. A more chaotic After Dark option would be: Well, Shit. I Think My Kid’s “Picky Eating” Might Be Sensory. 😂 I LOVE that for your existing audience, but for maximum discoverability, I'd choose the first one. Description My kid has never eaten an egg. Not once. Why? The smell. He refuses jeans. Hates getting “fancy.” His socks have to be just so . New foods
[PREVIEW] Wait… SECOND PE?! The ADHD School Accommodation I Never Thought Of (opens the original)
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Listen to Kelly's episode here: http://linktr.ee/chaosandcaffeinepodcast Six years into parenting an ADHD kid, I really thought I had heard just about every school accommodation there was. Preferential seating? Yep. Movement breaks? Obviously. Extended time? Been there. Chunking assignments? Know her well. And then Kelly Calloway from Inclusive Expectations casually told me about a child who struggled to finish assignments—and one of the supports they came up with was: A SECOND PE CLASS. Excuse
Am I Parenting My Kid—or the Adult I’m Afraid He’ll Become? (opens the original)
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A couple of things from my conversation with Dr. Roseann have been living rent-free in my brain. The first: before I ask my kid to do anything, is he actually regulated enough to hear me? Which is particularly humbling considering regulation is basically my entire parenting schtick. 😂 Years ago, I realized I was an angry, reactive hot mess and started doing the meditation and self-work that completely changed the way I parent. So why do I sometimes expect my son to access skills I KNOW I can't a
[PREVIEW] Stop Trying Everything: The ADHD Parenting Rule I Needed to Hear (opens the original)
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What if helping your ADHD kid doesn't require another hack, another chart, another supplement, another routine—or seventeen new strategies you started simultaneously because somebody on Instagram said they were life-changing? After my conversation with neuroscientist and ADHD researcher Dr. John Foxe, I walked away with a surprisingly simple reminder: Go back to the basics. Pick ONE thing. Give it time. Pay attention to what happens. Then adjust. Because if we change breakfast, bedtime, screen r
[PREVIEW] ADHD IEP & 504 Meetings | The Unfiltered Truth About School Accommodations Every Parent Needs to Hear (opens the original)
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The public episode with special education advocate Karen Mayer Cunningham teaches you how to navigate IEPs, 504 Plans, and school accommodations. This Patreon After Dark episode is everything I was thinking after we hit stop on the recording. I'm getting brutally honest about my own mistakes walking into accommodation meetings ready for battle, how I've learned to work with schools without giving up an inch when it comes to my son's rights, and why understanding federal special education law cha
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