The ADHD Parenting Podcast
The ADHD Parenting Podcast
Practical parenting strategies for ADHD kids, emphasizing high expectations and loving discipline.
Why we picked this
We picked The ADHD Parenting Podcast because two specialists dismantle social-media parenting dogma with actual clinical literature. The hosts treat ADHD as an executive-function deficit, not a lifestyle quirk, and they refuse the false choice between connection and consequences. The result is a feed that favors external structure over accommodation, immediate feedback over deferred reasoning, and independence over prompt dependence. For parents willing to hear that lowering expectations harms kids, this is the clearest guide available.
Recent episodes
Debunking Four ADHD Parenting Myths
May 27, 202618 min
Stop Lowering The Bar. Why High Expectations Are The Most Loving Thing For ADHD Kids
May 13, 202627 min
Why ADHD Kids Struggle with Reading and Writing
Apr 29, 202625 min
ADHD Kids and Consequences – What the Research Says
Apr 15, 202628 min
Stepping Into Your Parental Authority
Mar 25, 202638 min
Answering Parents' Questions
Mar 11, 202636 min
What New Research Says About Screen Time & ADHD (And Why Online Advice Gets It Wrong)
Feb 25, 202622 min
The Executive Function Playbook
Feb 11, 202626 min
Answering Parents' Questions
Jan 28, 202633 min
Debunking Four Common ADHD Parenting Myths
Jan 14, 202627 min
The Best Treatments For ADHD Kids, Based on Evidence
Dec 24, 202536 min
Your Child Is Not Your Co-Parent | part 2
Dec 10, 202522 min
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