If mornings feel like meltdown territory and homework ends in tears, this episode is your reset.

I share three ADHD-friendly school-day experiments backed by research and real families:
1️⃣ The 3-Block Day: short bursts that keep memory online
2️⃣ Visual Transitions: take shouting out of mornings
3️⃣ Daily Check-In: the 5-minute bridge to regulation and trust

You’ll learn how to co-create structure with your child, not for them. This helps them to feel calm, capable, and in control.

These tools are designed for parents navigating ADHD, anxiety, and emotional regulation challenges.

💬 What You’ll Learn:

• Why ADHD routines fail when they’re imposed, not co-created
  
• How visual prompts free up working memory
  
• Ways to balance academic tasks with emotional wellbeing
  
• Small wins that build independence and reduce conflict
  

🧠 Referenced Episodes:
• Ep 3: What Anxiety Actually Looks Like
• Ep 4: Emotional Intelligence Tools Every Parent Should Know
• Ep 9, 10 and 11: EBSA Re-Entry Series

📎 Resources & Downloads:
• Free Parent Toolkit — ADHD Routines & Study Systems → https://betteringyouth.co.uk/mindful-toolbox-podcast-resources
• Learn more about coaching & tutoring → https://betteringyouth.co.uk
• Connect on Instagram → @TheMindfulToolbox_Podcast

If this episode helps you breathe easier on school mornings, share it with another parent who needs a calmer start.

🔑 Keywords: ADHD routines, morning chaos, school day systems, parenting ADHD, study skills for neurodiverse learners, emotional regulation kids