“I FEEL LIKE A LOUSY PARENT”
We hope we’re doing the best for our kids. Our intentions are good. We’re doing the best we know how. Unfortunately, there was something huge that you didn’t know–this invisible saboteur called ADHD.
We hope we’re doing the best for our kids. Our intentions are good. We’re doing the best we know how. Unfortunately, there was something huge that you didn’t know–this invisible saboteur called ADHD.
It was a joyous afternoon, filled with promise and expectation. Who knew it would be overshadowed by years of misery and disappointment?
Adorable in her little uniform shirt at 6 years old, she was home from her first day of 1st Grade. She had changed into jean shorts and was sitting tall and proud at my grandmother’s antique desk. Pony-tail bobbing, she was ready to tackle her homework, proud in that “I’m-a-big-girl-now” kind of a way….
Don’t wait until parent/teacher interviews to speak up.
I know that it can feel overwhelming to connect with your child’s teacher before the school year/semester kicks off.