the Impact of Nutrition on Neurodivergence

Understanding Neurodivergence Neurodivergence encompasses a range of conditions, including ADHD, autism, and other developmental differences. It’s important to recognize that each child’s experience is unique, and what works for one may not work for another. As a parent, your role is to be an advocate for your child, seeking out the information and resources that […]

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Understanding Melatonin and Sleep Support for Children with Learning Differences

A normal night of sleep is achievable with consistent routines and realistic expectations Dr. Liz Harad, a developmental behavioral pediatrician, explains that a normal night of sleep for a child involves falling asleep without excessive difficulty, staying asleep through the night, and waking up at a consistent time. It’s crucial for parents to set realistic […]

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Navigating Food Allergies in Children: A Parent’s Guide to Advocacy and Action

Understanding the Difference Between Food Allergies and Sensitivities is Crucial for Your Child’s Health Bethany Gettis explains that distinguishing between a true food allergy and a sensitivity is essential. A food allergy triggers a physical reaction, such as hives or swelling, due to the body’s production of histamines. In contrast, a sensitivity might result in […]

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Key Nutrients for Children with Learning Challenges

The Importance of Nutrients for Brain Development Nutrients play a vital role in brain development and function. From the early stages of life, the brain requires a variety of nutrients to support neurotransmitter synthesis, neural protection, and cognitive processes. Ensuring your child receives adequate amounts of these nutrients can help them achieve their full potential. […]

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Active Kids, Smarter Minds: How Exercise Boosts Cognitive Development

The Importance of Physical Activity in Cognitive Development Physical activity plays a pivotal role in the cognitive development of children. Dr. Rona’s research indicates that active children exhibit faster reaction times and better inhibition, particularly in boys. A study involving over 300 primary school children in the UK found that those who were more physically […]

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Are These Foods Damaging Your Child’s Brain?

Sarah had been trying to help her son Jake for years. Once Jake had hit third grade she noticed he seemed to be struggling in school, particularly in reading and writing. Over the next few years, his grades started to drop. Over time it got worse. It was clear that something wasn’t right.  After more […]

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