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How To Help My Child Hi I'm Sue!
I empower overwhelmed Moms to transform their child’s challenging behavio

Together, we are raising a generation of neurodivergent kids who feel seen, supported, and celebrated for who they alrea...
11/04/2026

Together, we are raising a generation of neurodivergent kids who feel seen, supported, and celebrated for who they already are.

Not fixed.
Not forced.
Not shamed.

Loved.
Understood.
Supported.

And moms should not have to do that alone.
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Want the MRP? Comment “MRP” and I’ll send it to your inbox.

Mom, if toothbrushing feels much bigger than it should, this is for you.Toothbrushing can feel tiny to adults and enormo...
11/04/2026

Mom, if toothbrushing feels much bigger than it should, this is for you.

Toothbrushing can feel tiny to adults and enormous to a sensory-sensitive child. Taste, foam, pressure, bristles, smells and having something inside the mouth can make brushing genuinely uncomfortable for kids with autism and ADHD, especially with our Sensory Children!

The good news Mum, is that you do not have to figure all of this out on your own.

The Journey is my support membership for Moms and Mums raising kids with autism, ADHD & sensory needs, with practical guidance and a community that truly understands the hard days.
Join us in The Journey.
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11/01/2026

Every child has their own story waiting to unfold.
Our job isn’t to make their story look like everyone else’s.

It’s to understand them, support them and help them become more of who they already are.
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The Journey is my upcoming community for Moms raising kids with autism, ADHD and sensory needs, with practical support to help you understand your child and navigate the journey with more confidence.

Comment JOURNEY and I’ll send you the waitlist link.

10/29/2026

Making friends doesn’t always come naturally for kids with autism and ADHD, but friendship skills can be practised.
You can help by role playing social situations,
talking about what friendship looks like,
encouraging communication,
and helping your child connect with kids who share their interests.

Small practice can make those social moments feel a little easier.
Save this and try one of these friendship ideas with your child this week.

Your neurodivergent child does not need to shrink to fit the world.They deserve to feel safe.Understood.Supported.Celebr...
10/28/2026

Your neurodivergent child does not need to shrink to fit the world.
They deserve to feel safe.
Understood.
Supported.
Celebrated.
Exactly as they are.

And you deserve practical support as you help them through the moments that feel overwhelming for both of you.
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Comment “MRP” and I’ll send you the Meltdown Response Plan link.

Mum, if every transition seems to bring pushback, tears or a meltdown, this is for you.For kids with autism and ADHD, tr...
10/28/2026

Mum, if every transition seems to bring pushback, tears or a meltdown, this is for you.

For kids with autism and ADHD, transitions can be hard because their brain is being asked to stop one thing, shift attention and move into something new.
Countdowns, visual cues, simple language and predictable transition routines can make that change feel safer and more manageable.

Mom, you do not have to turn every change into a battle.

The Journey is my support membership for Moms and Mums raising kids with autism, ADHD & sensory needs, with practical guidance and a community that truly understands the hard days.

Join us in The Journey.
🍃💖🍃

10/25/2026

We begin motherhood imagining so many possibilities for our children.
The path might not always look the way we expected, especially when autism or ADHD becomes part of the journey.

But different does not mean there are fewer possibilities.

The Journey is my upcoming support community for Moms raising kids with autism, ADHD and sensory needs, helping you navigate the unexpected parts of parenting with practical guidance and support.

Comment JOURNEY and I’ll send you the waitlist link.
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10/22/2026

A diagnosis doesn’t change who your child is.
Your child is still the same funny, loving, wonderful child they were before the words autism or ADHD were added to the picture.
A diagnosis can simply help us understand their strengths, recognise where they need support, and make it easier to advocate for what they need.

It isn’t a label that defines your child. It is information that can help you understand them better.
If you’re also trying to work out whether your child is having a tantrum or a meltdown, comment MELTDOWN and I’ll send you my free Tantrum or Meltdown guide.

You are stronger than this moment.ADHD energy.Autism meltdowns.Sensory overload.Big emotions.Constant needs.It is a lot....
10/21/2026

You are stronger than this moment.
ADHD energy.
Autism meltdowns.
Sensory overload.
Big emotions.
Constant needs.

It is a lot.
But breathe.

You have handled hard days before, and you do not have to handle this one without support.
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If you need a next step for meltdowns, comment “MRP.”

Mum, if travel feels more stressful than relaxing for your family, this is for you.Travel changes nearly everything at o...
10/21/2026

Mum, if travel feels more stressful than relaxing for your family, this is for you.

Travel changes nearly everything at once: sleep, food, routines, waiting, sensory input and expectations. For autistic and ADHD kids, even an exciting holiday can place a big load on the nervous system. For children with autism and ADHD, there can be much more happening underneath the behaviour than we can see.

Mom, you do not have to figure all of this out on your own.

The Journey is my support membership for Mums raising kids with autism, ADHD & sensory needs, with practical guidance and a community that truly understands the hard days.
Join us in The Journey
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