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Raising neurospicy kids often means rewriting the rule book — and that’s exactly what my Mum did. In this video, I’m sharing the simple, clever, unexpected systems she created that helped us grow up feeling safe, seen, and supported. From “calendar days” to the legendary Ejector Seat, these stories offer gentle inspiration for anyone parenting autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, or otherwise neurodivergent children. 🌿 What you’ll hear in Part 1: • creative parenting strategies that actually worked • playful ways to reduce sibling conflict • gentle structure that supports neurodivergent nervous systems • how simple systems build confidence and connection If this resonates, I’d love to hear your childhood stories or parenting strategies in the comments — we learn so much from each other. 📌 New here? I’m Lucinda — teacher, tutor, and creator of "Different… and Loving It!" (amongst other things - like Sound Healer and Radiance (Life) Coach! Subscribe for weekly videos on neurodivergence, learning, and gentle, creative support for ND families. Because being different isn’t broken — it’s just another rhythm. 🌿 :: :: :: 💡 Embrace your uniqueness. Celebrate who you are. Shine unapologetically. 🎶 Find sound healing, empowering conversations & more at Different… and Loving It! 🔔 Subscribe to my channel and click the bell so you are notified of new videos 💙 Join our community free at members.LucindaCurran.com 📚 Tutoring – Personalised support for unique learners at tutoring.LucindaCurran.com 💻 Explore at LucindaCurran.com #DifferentAndLovingIt #Neurodivergent #SelfAcceptance #Autistic #ADHD #AuDHD