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Growing Up Neurodivergent

We’re a neurodivergent family sharing stories that entertain, educate, and celebrate difference. From cool strengths to social curveballs, we embrace what makes us unique. We invite others to grow, laugh, and connect with us along the way.

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Raising Neurodivergent Kids: Perspectives from a Neurodivergent Family

Our blog is a supportive space for parents raising neurodivergent kids with a focus on strengths, connection, and the unique growth of individuals. We share real stories, sensory play ideas, and practical strategies from our life as a neurodivergent family.

Our goal is to celebrate neurodivergence, honor differences, and offer encouragement along the parenting journey.

Whether you're parenting neurodivergent kids or are a neurodivergent parent yourself, you'll find insight, connection, and support here.

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Our Stories

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Honoring Your Needs & Strengths for Stronger Self-Advocacy

Supporting self-advocacy starts with knowing our needs and strengths. For parents of neurodivergent kids, this awareness helps everyone in the family grow and thrive.

Jen

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Teaching Consent as a Core Self-Advocacy Skill for Neurodivergent Kids

Practical guidance on teaching consent as a core self-advocacy skill for neurodivergent kids. This guide helps children understand boundaries, recognize coercion, and communicate their needs.

Jen

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Empowering Our Neurodivergent Kids: Foundations of Self-Advocacy Through Communication Skills and Setting Boundaries

Learn how to help your neurodivergent child build self-advocacy skills by teaching communication strategies, setting boundaries, and the power of saying “no.” These foundational tools support confidence, safety, and healthy relationships.

Jen

Mission

Our mission is to connect with and uplift neurodivergent families by sharing real stories, practical support, and joyful moments that celebrate diverse ways of thinking, feeling, and growing

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