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Navigating the world of parenting advice can feel like learning a new language.  From "gentle parenting" reels to warnings about "helicopter" tendencies, it's easy to feel lost in the terminology. This visual glossary maps the most common parenting styles to show where they land on the fundamental spectrums of Responsiveness  and Demandingness .    The Parenting Map: Responsiveness vs. Demandingness The core framework for understanding parenting styles is built on two key dim

The journey to understanding our child's neurodivergence starts in different ways for every parent. For some of us, it begins with that sinking feeling after yet another parent-teacher meeting, where concerns about our child's focus or social skills keep mounting. For others, it's the persistent comments from family members who keep saying "they'll grow out of it" or "all children are like that." Sometimes, it's the school's SENCO who first suggests an assessment. Wherever ou

As parents and carers, we know that anxiety isn't just an occasional worry for our neurodivergent children—it's often a constant thread running through daily life. You might see it surface during homework time, at the school gates, or when a familiar routine suddenly changes. But what if this anxiety is an understandable, and even expected, response to navigating an ecosystem not designed for how their brains work?  This is the core of what we call Secondary Anxiety .—where

Parenting is often seen as on directional: the adult teaches, and the child learns. But this is only half the story. The most powerful...

If you want to find out more Book in a Free Discovery Call.   Book Discovery Call The spaces we share with our neurodivergent children...

Parenting as neurodivergent people or raising neurodivergent children often means our brains work differently—and the usual "rules" don’t...

When you're navigating the ups and downs of parenting, you might start looking for a bit of extra support. Two options that often come up...

Parenting looks different in every family — especially when neurodiversity is part of the picture. Whether it’s autism, ADHD, or sensory differences, raising a child brings both joys and unique challenges. Parenting coaching offers practical, compassionate support to help you understand your child’s world.

Yasodha Rajadurai shares her honest journey from doubt to advocacy as a parent of a neurodivergent children.A powerful read for anyone seeking reassurance, perspective, and connection on a similar path.