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Shining With ADHD by The Childhood Collective

The Childhood Collective
ADHD
Parenting
Executive Functioning
Emotional Regulation
Parenting Strategies
Mental Health
Child Development
Child Psychology
Anxiety
Executive Functioning Skills
Social Skills
Family Dynamics
Education
Learning Differences
School Support
Screen Time
Self-Advocacy
Motivation
Dyslexia
Parenting Challenges

Are you a parent of a child with ADHD (or suspected ADHD)? Are you overwhelmed by the treatment options to support your child? Are you exhausted from giving your child with ADHD *countless* reminders for the same tasks… yelling to get them to (sometimes) listen… and walking on eggshells to avoid the seemingly endless meltdowns? Are you getting constant calls from the school about your child’s beha... more

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes121Founded3 years ago
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Kids & FamilyParentingMental HealthHealth & Fitness

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Latest Episodes

SHINING WITH ADHD

#220: Traveling with ADHD Kids: Real Talk, Mishaps, and Survival Tips

The Childhood Collective

5/27/2026

SUMMARY

Traveling with ADHD kids can feel like a mix of magical memories, unexpected meltdowns, forgotten chargers, and “w... more

SHINING WITH ADHD

#219: Raising Capable, Confident ADHD Kids: A New Approach to Summer Break

The Childhood Collective

5/13/2026

SUMMARY

Summer can be a powerful time to help kids with ADHD feel capable, confident, and useful, not just “kept busy... more

SHINING WITH ADHD

#218: How ADHD Moms Can Find Their People (Even When It Feels Hard)

The Childhood Collective

4/29/2026

SUMMARY

ADHD mom support can feel hard to find, especially when you’re overwhelmed and it seems like no one else "gets it". ... more

SHINING WITH ADHD

#217: Early Signs of ADHD: What to Look for and Where to Start

The Childhood Collective

4/15/2026

SUMMARY

Early signs of ADHD can show up long before a formal diagnosis, leaving many parents wondering what’s typical and what mi... more

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Recent Guests

Patricia Sung
ADHD coach for moms who have ADHD
Patricia Sung (coach)
Episode: #218: How ADHD Moms Can Find Their People (Even When It Feels Hard)
Madeha Ayub
Pediatric Occupational Therapist advocating for sensory-friendly environments
Private practice / pediatric OT
Episode: #216: ADHD Sensory Issues in Kids: Real Solutions for Mealtime and Getting Dressed
Jessi Dall
Founder of Sophos Speech and Academics
Sophos Speech and Academics
Episode: #214: ADHD in Middle School: Why Everything Feels Harder (and What Helps)
Penny Williams
Parenting coach, author, podcaster, and educator specializing in supporting families raising neurodivergent kids.
Beautifully Complex Podcast
Episode: #212: ADHD and Self-Esteem: How to Help Your Child Feel Good About Who They Are
Kristina Manning
ADHD parenting coach and founder of Calm Minds Parent Coaching
Calm Minds Parent Coaching
Episode: #210: ADHD in the Classroom: Real-Life Strategies from a Teacher Who Gets It
Dr. Chris Wiebe
Educator specializing in Twice Exceptional students, and parent of a gifted child with ADHD.
Episode: #208: Twice Exceptional Kids and ADHD: What Parents Need to Know
Emily Kirchner-Morris
Mental health professional focusing on Twice Exceptional students.
Episode: #208: Twice Exceptional Kids and ADHD: What Parents Need to Know
Dr. Tracy Dalgleish
Clinical psychologist, relationship expert, author and mom of two.
Episode: #206: When ADHD Impacts Your Relationship: Breaking Cycles with Dr. Tracy Dalgleish
Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart
Founder of A New Day Pediatric Psychology, expert in child psychology
A New Day Pediatric Psychology
Episode: #203: The Key to Parenting ADHD Teens: Insights with Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart

Hosts

Katie
Host from The Childhood Collective specializing in speech-language pathology; part of the ADHD-focused parenting team.
Lori
Host of the program; a child psychologist and key member of the ADHD parenting show.
Mallory
Co-host who contributes clinical insight as a child psychologist; part of The Childhood Collective team.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 236 ratings
  • Fantastic resource for parents and professionals

    This is a fantastic resource for both parents and professionals. Even with 20 years experience as a child psychologist I learn something new each episode that I use in my work. This show is a go to recommendation for the families I work with.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr. Stafford
    United States2 months ago
  • My favourite podcast!

    The Childhood Collective makes me feel understood and supported as a parent of a tween with ADHD.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MMMMama7
    Finland2 months ago
  • Helpful information

    So glad to have this resource to support my family

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LisaFoxy
    United States3 months ago
  • So fantastic

    This podcast is real, inspiring, informative and interesting. I can’t wait to listen to each new episode. Love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lallyana
    Canada10 months ago
  • Finally found the help we needed

    A lot of the resources I have found, have been for adults or older children with ADHD. It’s lovely to finally find one aimed at smaller children. Also the practical examples and the hosts sharing their experiences make you feel less alone. Thankyou so much

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mummy hunter
    United Kingdoma year ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners feel understood and supported as parents of ADHD kids, often describing the hosts as relatable friends.
Episodes are praised for actionable, non-judgmental guidance and real-world examples that families can implement immediately.
The show is a go-to resource for both parents and professionals, with consistently practical and evidence-based tips.

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#218: How ADHD Moms Can Find Their People (Even When It Feels Hard)
Q: What concrete steps can moms take today to start building their network without burning out?
Start with the people you already see regularly, observe who feels like a good fit, start with a simple conversation, and prepare a brief intro and exit line to manage anxiety. Practice makes progress, and choosing to engage with even a small amount of vulnerability can grow a supportive circle over time.
#218: How ADHD Moms Can Find Their People (Even When It Feels Hard)
Q: What does finding community look like in real life for moms with ADHD?
It starts with using proximity—being where other moms are already present—and taking small, doable steps to reach out, even if it feels awkward. Testing conversations, finding common ground, and gradually building trust leads to real connections, rather than waiting for perfect timing.
#216: ADHD Sensory Issues in Kids: Real Solutions for Mealtime and Getting Dressed
Q: What should prompt a feeding evaluation or OT referral?
If a child has extreme reactions to food (gagging or vomiting), eats very limited foods, or if mealtime stress is affecting daily life at home or school, a referral to an OT feeding specialist or pediatrician is warranted.
#216: ADHD Sensory Issues in Kids: Real Solutions for Mealtime and Getting Dressed
Q: How do parents know if their child has sensory needs related to ADHD?
The OT guest explains that sensory differences can involve multiple systems; signs include over- or under-responsiveness to touch, sounds, smells, and textures, and a mixed profile where a child seeks some inputs while avoiding others. Parents should observe across all senses, not just look for hyperactivity.
#213: Your Questions Answered: ADHD, Sports, and Big Feelings
Q: How do I deal with my child not wanting to do a new activity even when they had said they wanted to?
Acknowledge their feelings, but provide encouragement and small steps to gradually engage them with the new activity.

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Designed as a practical, empathetic, and evidence-based resource for parents navigating ADHD in children, this show blends expert guidance with real-family anecdotes. Across episodes, listeners hear concrete strategies for building executive functioning, managing school advocacy, supporting sensory needs, and fostering emotional regulation, all delivered in a welcoming, workshop-style format. The hosts—who are mothers with clinical backgrounds in speech-language pathology and child psychology—team with ADHD professionals and experienced parents to translate complex research into doable daily steps, with a focus on reducing chaos at home and improving school supports. A few recurring strengths stand out: actionable takeaways that families ca... more

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2. Madeha Ayub
3. Jessi Dall
4. Penny Williams
5. Kristina Manning
6. Dr. Chris Wiebe
7. Emily Kirchner-Morris
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