EPISODE · Mar 31, 2026 · 49 MIN
30. Working With ADHD Instead of Against It: Our Words of Advice
from Well This Wasn't The Plan! · host Carson and Teran Sands
Send us Fan Mail• early ADHD signs we notice first, especially screen hyperfocus and the crash afterward • why teachers see a people pleaser while we see meltdowns at home • low frustration tolerance with hard skills like reading, swimming, biking, and tying shoes • our medication conversations, including appetite and growth concerns • natural supports we try first, including cutting dyes, lowering sugar, omega-3s, focus drops, and a balanced breakfast • why daily movement is non-negotiable and how we build indoor and outdoor outlets • how maturity changes symptoms and why time matters • reframing ADHD as hyperfocus and helping kids find their “superpower” interests • why homeschooling reduces stress and increases success for her • the curriculum choices we like and why pencil and paper matters • teaching responsibility with planners, routines, and reminders instead of removing demands ADHD podcast episode I recommend to everyone ADHD Supplements and tools we useSupport the showOur Curriculum we LOVEHomeschool + Working Parents Guide (The Step-by-Step Guide to Your First Year)Follow us on IG Find Our Free PDFs!The reading app we LOVE!The phone we have with NO social media and NO internet browser!
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Send us Fan Mail • early ADHD signs we notice first, especially screen hyperfocus and the crash afterward • why teachers see a people pleaser while we see meltdowns at home • low frustration tolerance with hard skills like reading, swimming, biking, and tying shoes • our medication conversations, including appetite and growth concerns • natural supports we try first, including cutting dyes, lowering sugar, omega-3s, focus drops, and a balanced breakfast • why da...
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