
Being a mum is hard enough. Being a mum with ADHD — or raising neurodivergent kids — is a whole different level. ADHD Mums is the unfiltered, science-meets-reality podcast hosted by Jane McFadden — an Autistic and ADHD mum with a Master's in Neuroscience and Psychology and certification as an ADHD and Autism assessor. This isn't another polished parenting show with 'ten easy tips'. It's real stori... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 315 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessKids & FamilyParenting | |||

She mentioned a friend called Kel. That was it. That was the whole thing. Twelve seconds, and you'd filed her under no vacancy, decided your kids didn't match, and worked out she already had a Tuesday person.
Then the term ended and you didn't sign ... more
Nine good comments in the performance review. One 'area for growth'. Three days later you can still quote the one, word for word. You couldn't name a single one of the nine.
That's ADHD rejection sensitivity, and the usual fixes don't touch it. Don'... more
You did Pilates every week for a year. Then you bought the reformer so you'd never have to drive there again. You haven't done Pilates since.
Now there's a new idea that won't leave you alone, and it feels exactly like the last one did on day one. S... more
You rolled forty identical socks into pairs the night before your mum arrived. Then unrolled them all on Monday.
The hack works. It's worked for six months. So why does it feel like you're getting away with something?
This Mum Hacks starts with a v... more
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If you’re struggling to find support, it’s here in this podcast. So many learnings each and every time actionable and Affordable because it’s free you must listen to this if you’ve had a diagnosis.
As a newly diagnosed ADHD mum with an ADHD hubby and an AuDHD daughter, this podcast has helped me so much. Not just with the practical advice, strategies and perspectives Jane provides in every episode, but with feeling validated, seen and deeply understood. This podcast is a lifeline for any mum in the trenches of ADHD and motherhood.
Jane provides such an incredibly affirming glimpse into our lives - without condescending or attempting to prove her expertise in anything neurodivergent, Jane presents a really inclusive and safe, multi faceted, nuanced podcast that shines light on our shred our realities. Without shying away from the scary, raw and unfiltered ‘hard’ parts of our experiences Jane has managed to create a space to feel pride and contentment and maybe even a chance to be excited by what others might not realise ar... more
A podcast that explains and reflects, in a very relatable and personable way, my own experience with ADHD. It’s very affirming to realise you’re not actually alone in these experiences!
For example, this podcast is the first time I have heard my personal experience with meditation explained - panic followed by disassociation (for me it’s a feeling of the world being “unreal” or that I’m in a waking dream), as well as some simple things that might help.
Thank you for this and other insights!
“As a mum with ADHD, this podcast has been such a safe space. Hearing other mums share their stories makes me feel less alone, and the practical tips actually fit into real family life. I love the honesty, humour, and the sense of community it creates.”
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This show centers on mothers navigating parenting under the lens of neurodiversity, with a strong focus on ADHD and autism. Real stories accompany expert insights from clinicians, researchers, and policy-makers, creating a practical, evidence-informed look at diagnosis, treatment, and daily family life. Common threads include burnout, the invisible labor of caregiving, and advocacy around medication access and systemic supports. The host blends personal experience with science, offering validation, actionable tips, and a candid, no-nonsense voice that resonates with parents and caregivers seeking practical guidance and community.
A notable strength is the combination of lived experience and professional expertise, which helps translate res... more
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Recent guests on ADHD Mums include:
1. Erica Lee
2. Dr. Rachel Zabel
3. Dr. Ceri Cashell
4. Bianca Comfort
5. Jason Lam
6. Rachel Few
7. Emily Jade O'Keeffe
8. Brendan Daugherty
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