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not just you
By Danielle Kelly

12 Things ADHD Moms Assume Every Parent Does

Once I stopped viewing myself as lazy, careless, disorganized, dramatic, or failing, I could finally see what was actually happening.

Two Of A Kind-Ish
By Julie Sprankles

My Husband & I Have Different Kinds Of ADHD. Here's How We Make It Work.

Learning that we’re wired in opposite directions actually made a huge difference.

Lifestyle
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ADHD Was Supposed to Be The Answer, Why Do I Still Struggle?

Being diagnosed has allowed Catherine D. to see herself better, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t still struggle with parts of living with ADHD.As told to Leila Barghouty

Lifestyle
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I Finally Understand Why My ADHD Makes My Emotions Feel So Big

In order to support her children, Amy Marie H. has prioritized managing her condition.As told to Leila Barghouty

Lifestyle
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How I Learned My Child’s Difficult Behavior Was Hinting At ADHD

Through parenting her son, Hannah M. has learned about herself and her childhood.As told to Leila Barghouty

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Raising A Child With ADHD Is One Thing — Juggling Theirs (and Mine) Is Another Story

In her son, Nic B. saw herself in little-boy form. As told to Leila Barghouty

gig economy?!
By Rachel Van Dolsen

My Brief & Entirely Unprofitable FeetFinder Career

ADHD made me do it, promise.

Exclusive Interview
By Julie Sprankles

Paris Hilton Grew Up Labeled Distracted & Difficult. Turns Out, It Was ADHD.

The mom of two opens up about her adult ADHD diagnosis and why mornings, especially, look so different now.

juggling all the things
By Samm Davidson

My ADHD Isn't The Problem. The Mental Load Of Motherhood Is

It’s not that my brain works differently; it’s that motherhood requires women to function as the unpaid interns of everyone else’s lives.

not just you
By Danielle Kelly

12 Things ADHD Moms Assume Every Parent Does

Once I stopped viewing myself as lazy, careless, disorganized, dramatic, or failing, I could finally see what was actually happening.

listen up
By Danielle Kelly

I Spent A Year Talking To ADHD Experts. Here’s What I’ve Learned As A Mom.

I feel like I have a parenting cheat sheet.