Do Kindness, Recklessly. @lexienoelleundem
There’s something about September that makes me want to reset. Not in a drastic, overhaul-everything kind of way, just a quiet, let’s-try-something-new energy that feels easier to work with than January ever does. The kids are back in a rhythm. The days are a little shorter. And honestly, fall just
You guys, it is officially that time of year. The air has that little bite to it in the mornings, Carolynn has already asked me approximately forty-seven times if we can go to a pumpkin patch, and Camden has started calling every orange thing he sees a “punkin.” I live
Every single year I tell myself I am going to be the mom who has it all together before school starts. And every single year, Shane is at Walmart at 9 PM the night before the first day of school because we forgot folders. Specifically the two-pocket poly folders that
Summer break should feel like freedom, not chaos. But when you’re parenting a child with ADHD, those long, unstructured days can quickly become overwhelming for everyone involved. The absence of school routines often leaves ADHD kids feeling scattered, and parents scrambling to fill the void with meaningful activities. I get
If youโre looking for meaningful Motherโs Day gift ideas, homemade always wins. There is something about a handmade gift that hits differently. The slightly crooked handwriting. The glue that didnโt quite land where it was supposed to. The tiny fingerprints pressed into clay. Those are the things that get saved
Spring always makes me feel like I should be doing better. The light comes back.The air feels different.Everyone starts talking about fresh starts and resets. And I look around my house and thinkโฆ why does it feel louder instead? If youโre parenting in an ADHD household, spring can be a
Halloween is one of those holidays that sneaks up on parents. You’re scrolling through your phone one moment and suddenly realize it’s October 28th, your kid has no costume, and every store within 10 miles has already sold out of the “Spider-Man” in their size. Cue the panic. Add to
With Love, Trauma: Healing from Childhood Trauma and Reclaiming Your Identity Recently in therapy, I told my therapist that I was tired of feeling like my entire existence was a trauma response. Healing from childhood trauma has become a priority for me. I joked that if someone were writing my