In this episode, Samantha and Lauren talk about the patterns of clothing preferences in children with autism and ADHD. They discuss common scenarios where children suddenly favor previously ignored clothes and share insights from an occupational therapist on managing these behaviors.

The conversation encompasses practical strategies from other parents, the importance of sensory safety, and the impact of new clothing on a child's nervous system.

Emphasizing the need for comfort over social expectations, they address the pressures parents face and offer solutions for creating a stress-free clothing environment for neurodivergent children.

00:00 Introduction

00:40 Clothing Choices for Neurodivergent Kids

03:14 Strategies for Encouraging Kids to Wear New Clothes

06:10 Understanding Sensory Sensitivities

06:56 Personal Experiences and Reflections

08:30 Balancing Comfort and Social Expectations

17:17 Conclusion and Upcoming Topics

18:19 Invitation to the Summit

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Samantha and Lauren talk with Ryan Miele, the creator of the Tubrbobo Relief. Ryan describes how Turbobo features five clinically-proven elements to reduce anxiety by targeting physiological symptoms, including a weighted body, fidget tail, tactile ear patches, and customizable sensory inserts.

The conversation highlights the product's success in over 400 schools across the US and positive testimonials, such as its calming effect on students. He also emphasizes the importance of using stress-relief tools proactively and shares insights into his foundational research, mentorship experiences, and how Turbobo can help individuals of all ages find calmness and focus in their daily lives.

00:00 Introduction

00:40 Meet Our Special Guest: Ryan Miele

01:11 The Inspiration Behind Turbobo

03:04 How Turbobo Helps with Anxiety

05:58 Success Stories and Testimonials

07:36 The Science and Research Behind Turbobo

11:29 Tips for Managing Anxiety

13:29 Where to Find Turbobo and Final Thoughts

16:41 Closing Remarks and Personal Reflections

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Jessica Frew is back with her book, 'Shove Your Shoulds,' focusing on the unique challenges faced by neurodivergent parents.

Samantha, Lauren, and Jessica discuss the emotional struggles of navigating family dynamics and the societal expectations of parenting.

Jessica introduces the concept of 'mini grief' and the importance of acknowledging and processing these emotions without guilt. Emphasizing the need to release unhelpful stories and pressures, she encourages parents to let relationships develop naturally and on their own terms, fostering a safe and empowering environment for their children.

Jessica also highlights the significance of redefining success and happiness for both parents and children, breaking away from conditional programming and societal benchmarks. She reassures parents that they are doing enough and underscores the importance of grace, love, and acceptance, both for themselves and their children.

00:00 Introduction

00:37 Extended Conversation with Jessica Fru

00:51 Struggles of Neurodivergent Parents

01:52 Understanding and Accepting Grief

03:42 Releasing Expectations and Stories

06:02 Real-Life Examples of Relationships

08:10 Letting Relationships Blossom Naturally

15:02 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

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