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Some families ask about a planned break from ADHD medication during a slower stretch of the year. Here is what that conversation involves, and what supports a child's nervous system either way.
Forgetting appointments, losing your train of thought mid-sentence, holding your phone while looking for your phone. Pregnancy brain is real, and it has a nervous system story behind it.
Another IEP meeting, another year of wondering if the classroom actually fits your child or your child is being asked to fit the classroom. Here is how to think through the options.
Your baby feels floppy in your arms, like a rag doll, while other muscles seem tight elsewhere. Here is what low muscle tone often has to do with the nervous system, and what helps.
You are not imagining how often this comes up. Sensory issues touch far more kids than most parents realize, and they look different depending on whether your child is overwhelmed by input or hungry for more of it.
Colic rarely traces back to one single cause. It usually comes from two separate sources of nervous system stress landing on the same small baby at once.
Ringing, buzzing, or a whooshing sound with no clear source is more common in kids than most parents realize, and it rarely comes up on its own at a checkup.
Work deadlines, family logistics, and a running list of things nobody else remembers to do. Dad burnout rarely gets named out loud, which is exactly why it tends to run so long unaddressed.
Webster certification is a good starting filter, but it is only a starting filter. Here are the questions worth asking before you pick where to spend your prenatal visits.
She'll grow out of it is the advice every colicky baby's parent hears. Here is a real symptom checklist, plus the common myths about colic that get in the way of understanding it.
A fresh autism diagnosis usually comes with a level, 1, 2, or 3. That number matters less than the specific mix of traits underneath it, and here is what actually makes up your child's profile.
Watching your child seize is one of the most frightening things a parent can experience. Here is what pediatric epilepsy actually is, and how nervous system support can work alongside your neurology team.
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