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25. The Picky Eater Approved Chicken Recipe You Need to Know!
Jun 22, 2026
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24. Five Reasons Kids Refuse to Eat
Jun 15, 2026
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23. How My Kid Went From Super Picky Eater to Foodie: My 5 Step Plan
Jun 8, 2026
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22. 7 Quick Sensory Activities to Habit Stack for Regulating Kids
Jun 1, 2026
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| 6/22/26 | ![]() 25. The Picky Eater Approved Chicken Recipe You Need to Know! | What if one food could help your child feel safe enough to start expanding beyond the handful of foods they currently eat?In this final episode of our picky eating series, I'm sharing what I call a gateway food, specifically a recipe that helped my own son move from eating one specific brand of chicken nuggets to eventually eating grilled chicken, different proteins, and a much wider variety of foods.But this episode isn't really about chicken nuggets, although you'll learn exactly how to make them, because they are amazing effective and super tasty. The big takeaway is about understanding why certain foods feel safer to picky eaters, the simple characteristics that make kids more likely to try something new, and how to build bridges from foods your child already eats to foods they've never touched before.I'll also share why progress often looks very different than parents expect and how to spot the small wins that are actually moving your child forward.RESOURCES MENTIONEDGet a seat in the free picky eating workshopPicky Eater Approved Chicken Nugget RecipeKEY TIMESTAMPS2:55 What progress really looks like4:49 The gateway food6:38 Three things picky eaters need9:22 Building a bridge to new foods17:21 Giving kids the right choices24:47 When it doesn't work right awayMORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() 24. Five Reasons Kids Refuse to Eat | In this episode, we're digging into one of the most important factors for helping extreme picky eaters: they're struggling because something deeper is getting in the way.There's 5 big reasons kids refuse to eat and it's not because of you're parenting or that they're just difficult. Learn how to identify these signs yourself and how to start looking at your child's eating through a different lens and why identifying the "why" behind picky eating can completely change your next steps.If you've ever felt frustrated, confused, or wondered why nothing seems to be working, this episode will help you connect some important dots and give you a clearer path forward.RESOURCES MENTIONEDGet a seat in the free picky eating workshopConstipation strategies article KEY TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Welcome and picky eating mission02:03 Previous episode and workshop recap09:57 Oral motor skill struggles11:53 The snowball picky eating15:50 Physical causes to check20:35 Anxiety behind food refusal24:53 Next steps for families27:34 Gateway food next episode teaserMORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 6/8/26 | ![]() 23. How My Kid Went From Super Picky Eater to Foodie: My 5 Step Plan✨ | picky eatingparenting+3 | — | Your Kids Table | — | picky eaterfoodie+3 | — | 39m 01s | |
| 6/1/26 | ![]() 22. 7 Quick Sensory Activities to Habit Stack for Regulating Kids✨ | sensory activitieshabit stacking+3 | — | Fun and Function | — | sensory strategiesregulation+7 | — | 30m 21s | |
| 5/25/26 | ![]() 21. ADHD + Nutrition: What the Research Actually Says✨ | ADHDnutrition+4 | — | Connected + Capable Podcast | — | ADHDnutrition+5 | — | 35m 02s | |
| 5/18/26 | ![]() 20. The surprising reasons kids bite and what you can do about it✨ | child behaviorbiting+3 | — | Your Kid's Table | — | bitingchild behavior+4 | — | 27m 04s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() 19. 5 Tricks for Kids that Hate Getting Their Hair Washed✨ | hair washingsensory sensitivities+3 | — | How to Decrease Aggressive Behaviors Workshopyourkidstable.com | — | hair washingmeltdowns+3 | — | 23m 37s | |
| 5/4/26 | ![]() 18. Kid Stuck in Negative Thinking? Do this Today.✨ | negative thinkingADHD+3 | — | — | — | negative thinkingADHD+5 | — | 26m 24s | |
| 4/27/26 | ![]() 17. 3 Steps for When Your Too Dysregulated to Help Your Kid✨ | dysregulationparenting+3 | — | Your Kids TableThe Connection Hive+3 | — | dysregulationparenting tips+3 | — | 27m 41s | |
| 4/20/26 | ![]() 16. The Truth about Sensory Processing Disorder✨ | Sensory Processing DisorderChild Development+3 | — | yourkidstable.com | — | sensory processingsensory processing disorder+3 | — | 21m 43s | |
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| 4/13/26 | ![]() 15. How to Help Toe Walkers Walk on Their Whole Foot👣✨ | toe walkingchild development+3 | — | Your Kids Table | — | toe walkingchildren+3 | — | 22m 58s | |
| 4/6/26 | ![]() 14. 5 (More) Executive Functioning Skills Uniquely Wired Kids Struggle With✨ | executive functioning skillsparenting+4 | — | Your Kids Table | — | executive functioningself-control+5 | — | 36m 16s | |
| 3/30/26 | ![]() 13. Stop Using Timeouts and Lecturing with Neurodivergent Kids: Do this Instead!✨ | neurodivergent kidsparenting techniques+4 | — | Your Kids TableYourKidsTable.com | — | timeoutslecturing+7 | — | 35m 34s | |
| 3/23/26 | ![]() 12. 4 Ways to Improve ADHD Symptoms (That No One Talks About!) | Most parents are told that ADHD treatment begins and ends with medication, which can be helpful for some kids. But there’s so much more to the story. (Grab a spot in the free Executive Functioning Week for parents below).In this episode we talk about four powerful — and often overlooked — ways to improve ADHD symptoms in kids.You’ll learn why ADHD is actually more than just poor attention, so much so that "ADHD" isn't really the best name for this diagnosis, how sensory needs and hyperactivity are closely connected, ADHD super-powers, and 4 ways we can support kids with ADHD so they can regulate, focus, and thrive.If you’re parenting a child with ADHD (or suspect your child may have it), this episode is for you! Links Mentioned in the Show:Free Executive Functioning Week: 5 Days to Calming Big Emotions, Improving Focus, and Building Self-Control for Uniquely Wired Kids. SIGN UP HERE: https://YourKidsTable.com/efweekUnlocking ADHD Workshop (Included in memberships below): The Connection Hive Membership: https://YourKidsTable.com/tchTherapist Membership / Therapist All-Access: https://YourKidsTable.com/taamKey Timestamps:03:51 – The three ADHD subtypes explained06:48 – Is hyperactivity ADHD or sensory?09:21 – ADHD is so much more than attention...17:26 – Why medication isn’t the only support19:47 – Executive functioning are skills that can be strengthened22:58 – What the research says27:46 – The nutrition connectionGrab your free printable copy of our 5 Big Calming Techniques for Big Emotions + Dysregulation-- https://yourkidstable.com/emotions-printable/ MORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 3/16/26 | ![]() 11. Vestibular Sensitivities: The Overlooked Issue Affecting Reading, Balance, and Anxiety | If your child avoids swings, hates being tipped back to wash their hair, or panics when their feet leave the ground… there may be more going on than simple fear.In this episode, I’m diving into vestibular sensitivities — one of the most overlooked sensory challenges that can quietly affect everything from balance and coordination to reading, attention, and anxiety.You’ll learn what the vestibular system actually does, the subtle signs of gravitational insecurity, and why some kids feel completely unsafe when their body moves in space.I’ll also share a powerful real-life story of a child who went from avoiding movement completely to sledding down a hill, and what made that change possible.If your child seems fearful of movement or struggles with balance, this episode may connect a lot of dots.Episodes mentioned in the show:2. Retained Primitive Reflexes: What Every Parent of A Uniquely Wired Kid Needs to Know3. If Your Kid Has Sensory "Issues," You Need to Hear This. Get more help in The Connection Hive for ParentsTherapists, learn reflexes + sensory in the Therapist All Access MembershipKey Timestamps:02:57 – What the vestibular sense actually does08:06 – When kids don’t feel safe moving11:09 – Signs parents often miss17:28 – The reflex that may be causing it21:10 – Should we just avoid movement?30:29 – A real-life breakthrough storyGrab your free printable copy of our 5 Big Calming Techniques for Big Emotions + Dysregulation-- https://yourkidstable.com/emotions-printable/ MORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 3/9/26 | ![]() 10. How to Avoid After School Meltdowns (Restraint Collapse!) | After-school meltdowns are so common there’s actually a name for it: after-school restraint collapse.If your child comes home and completely falls apart — big emotions, aggression, withdrawal, nonstop chaos — you are not alone.Yes, masking all day is part of the story. But it’s not the whole story.In this episode, I walk you through two other big reasons uniquely wired kids struggle during that after-school window — and why understanding what’s really happening changes everything.When you see the root, you parent differently.And when you parent differently, the whole tone of your home can shift.I’ll also share three simple ways to ease that transition — things you can start today — so after school doesn’t have to feel like you’re bracing for impact every afternoon.If this time of day feels heavy in your house, this one’s for you.Links mentioned in this episode:Episode 9: Why Screens Feel Regulating (But, Might Not Be)Get the visual supports, Meltdown Rescue Kit, and regulating activities in The Connection Hive: yourkidstable.com/tchKey Timestamps:00:30 – What “after-school restraint collapse” really means04:30 – The reason everyone talks about (but it’s not the whole story)08:39 – The transition most parents miss10:30 – The simplest way to prevent the spiral19:06 – Why movement changes everything23:58 – When space works better than talkingGrab your free printable copy of our 5 Big Calming Techniques for Big Emotions + Dysregulation-- https://yourkidstable.com/emotions-printable/ MORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 3/2/26 | ![]() 9. Why Screens Feel Regulating (But Might Not Be) | Some say screen time is “regulating”… and honestly, it can look that way. In this episode, we slow the conversation down—no shame, no judgment—and unpack why screens can feel like the only thing that works when your child is overwhelmed. But we also zoom out and ask the bigger question: is that calm actually regulation… or is something else happening? I’ll share a personal story that changed how I see this, plus a research angle every parent of an ADHD (or otherwise neurodivergent) kid should hear. Get our new 1 hour screen time workshop in The Connection Hive here: yourkidstable.com/tch*Are you a therapist, this resource will also be in The Therapist All Access Membership: yourkidstable.com/taamKey Timestamps:01:06 No guilt, no judgment—why this is so confusing04:40 Why screens work in the moment10:21 Calm vs. regulation 13:51 A personal story that shifted my perspective20:40 The research that links screentime to dysregulation22:42 What to do next if screens are becoming a struggle Grab your free printable copy of our 5 Big Calming Techniques for Big Emotions + Dysregulation-- https://yourkidstable.com/emotions-printable/ MORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 2/23/26 | ![]() 8. 10 Sensory Red Flags that are Easy to Miss | Have you ever watched your child do something that just makes you pause… but you can’t quite explain what's going on, but you know something deeper is behind it? in this episode, I’m talking about things kids with sensory needs do that are easy mistake s quirks, phases, or personality.This isn’t about labeling your child or diagnosing anything. It’s about helping you see your kid through a new lens so that you can understand and ultimately support them in new ways that leads to growth. If you’ve ever thought, "Why does my child act like this or do that?" this episode is for you. Download the Free Sensory Mini-Toolkit Here: https://yourkidstable.com/sensoryessentials/ THERAPISTS: Get inside our Therapist All-Access Membership HereGrab your free printable copy of our 5 Big Calming Techniques for Big Emotions + Dysregulation-- https://yourkidstable.com/emotions-printable/ Key Timestamps:02:11 – What I really mean by “red flags”05:47 – The sign most parents dismiss09:15 – When reactions to food aren’t a choice14:02 – Why parties can feel overwhelming19:39 – The truth about the “wild child” label25:08 – When it looks like they’re ignoring youMORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 2/16/26 | ![]() 7. The Secret Key Each Parent Holds to Regulating Their Kid | What if the most powerful tool for reducing meltdowns isn’t a strategy, a script, or a consequence — but something you already carry with you?In this episode, Alisha breaks down the often-misunderstood role of co-regulation and why it works in every setting, at every age, and at every intensity level. She explains why common “in-the-moment” techniques fail when a child is dysregulated, and what actually has the power to shift the nervous system instead.Through real-life examples, including a powerful story from a parent who put this into action, you’ll hear why regulation is contagious, why your own state matters more than you think, and how these moments quietly shape your child’s brain over time.If you’ve ever wondered why doing “all the right things” still doesn’t work in the heat of the moment, this episode will change how you see regulation—and yourself—entirely.Join the new Therapist All-Access Membership: YourKidsTable.com/TAAM Key Timestamps:0:39 – The “Secret Key” Parents Hold3:38 – Regulation Is Contagious7:07 – Why Logic Fails in Meltdowns9:12 – The One Thing Kids Can Respond To14:25 – A Real-Life Meltdown Turns Around24:27 – The Brain Connection Being Built32:31 – You Are Connected and CapableGrab your free printable copy of our 5 Big Calming Techniques for Big Emotions + Dysregulation-- https://yourkidstable.com/emotions-printable/ MORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 2/9/26 | ![]() 6. The Huge Iceberg Hiding Under Your Kid's Biggest Struggle | The struggles are kids have can be hard, dysregulating, and cause lots of worry. Understandably so! What's the best way to tackle them? How can we help them make lasting change? In this episode I'm diving into what really works and how to know which way to turn whether your kid is struggling with anxiety, bad handwriting, aggressive behaviors--or anything in between. It's the question we all must ask for our kids and the various struggles they face, especially the one's that can feel like they're taking over. Check out the clinically based therapists summit coming soon: https://yourkidstable.com/therapist-mini-summit/ MORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 2/2/26 | ![]() 5. 5 executive functioning skills that uniquely wired kids struggle with | What if some of the hardest moments with your child aren’t about behavior, motivation, or personality at all?In this episode, I share executive functioning as the next critical piece of the puzzle, and why so many uniquely wired kids struggle in ways that are easy to misinterpret. You’ll hear why executive functioning is far bigger than attention alone, 4 more EF skills, and they quietly affect daily life in ways most families don’t recognize.If you’ve ever found yourself thinking they should be able to do this by now, or wondering why progress feels inconsistent — this episode will help you see your kid (or yourself) in a whole new light. Key Timestamps:1:45 Why executive functioning gets mislabeled as personality6:05 Attention isn’t the whole ADHD story16:20 Perseverance is a brain skill, not a trait20:00 Working memory & “why won’t they remember?”23:20 Task initiation: frozen before starting26:40 Flexibility & meltdowns when plans changeGet CEU's in our Upcoming Evidence-Based Therapist Mini-Summit: https://yourkidstable.com/therapist-mini-summit/ Get all the tools in our new Therapist All-Access Membership: https://yourkidstable.com/taam/ MORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 1/26/26 | ![]() 4. Emotional Regulation 101: What to Do About Meltdowns, Hitting, & Roller Coaster Emotions | What if your child’s big emotions aren’t random… and they’re not a behavior problem either?In this episode, Alisha dives into Emotional Regulation 101—and unpacks why some kids flip from calm to overwhelmed in seconds, why meltdowns can feel so sudden, and the hidden brain shift that changes everything about how we respond.You’ll hear a perspective most parents never get about what’s really happening under those reactions, why talking through emotions often doesn’t work in the moment, and one surprisingly simple starting point that can begin to shift the pattern over time.If you’ve ever felt like you’re walking on eggshells around your child’s moods—or wondered why nothing you’ve tried seems to stick—this conversation will help you see those moments in a completely new way. Key Time stamps:2:30 What emotional regulation really is6:45 An important analogy for big feelings12:10 Why fight/flight shuts regulation off17:55 2 other factors that can cause dysregulation22:40 The #1 way to help kids build emotional regulationGrab your free printable copy of our 5 Big Calming Techniques for Big Emotions + Dysregulation-- https://yourkidstable.com/emotions-printable/ MORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 1/19/26 | ![]() 3. If Your Kid Has Sensory "Issues," You Need to Hear This. | If your child can’t sit still at dinner, refuses certain clothes, melts down in busy places, or seems either constantly on the move or totally checked out, you are not alone — and this is not a behavior problem.In this episode I’m breaking down what sensory needs really are, why sensory processing is one of the most powerful systems in the brain, and how it shapes your child’s emotions, attention, movement, and daily life. We’ll talk about the eight senses, what sensory modulation actually means, and the three common patterns we see in kids.I also speak into a really important and sometimes controversial conversation around sensory sensitivities. Supporting a child’s sensory needs always comes first — but over time, the brain can also learn to tolerate more. When we hold both compassion and intention together, real change becomes possible.You’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of why your child reacts the way they do, how sensory challenges can snowball over time, and how simple, respectful support can open the door to regulation, participation, and connection.Get our free Sensory Toolkit with 25 sensory activities and a red flags checklist: yourkidstable.com/sensoryessentials/ Therapists- The RISE with Sensory Program, 8 AOTA CEU'S: yourkidstable.com/rise Parents- Get guidance and a vault of easy sensory activities in The Connection Hive: yourkidstable.com/tchKey Time Stamps:01:30 – Why sensory needs show up everywhere in daily life05:05 – The 8 senses that shape your child’s behavior10:05 – The three sensory modulation patterns you need to know15:30 – How sensory needs change day-to-day based on sleep, stress, and emotions17:15 – How sensory sensitivities can snowball over time18:45 – How to support without forcing or avoiding growthMORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 1/12/26 | ![]() 2. Retained Primitive Reflex: What Every Parent of A Uniquely Wired Kid Needs To Know | Retained primitive reflexes are often overlooked—or completely missing—from the conversation when it comes to kids with sensory needs, attention challenges, anxiety, coordination difficulties, and diagnoses like ADHD or autism.In this episode, I’m breaking down what retained primitive reflexes actually are, why they matter far beyond infancy, and how they can impact your child’s sensory processing, emotional regulation, focus, learning, and movement: We’ll talk about:1. What retained primitive reflexes actually are in layman's terms2. Common signs that reflexes may still be firing (or retained)3. Why this piece is often missed—even by professionals4. How working on reflex integration can support regulation, sensory needs, attention, and daily functioning.5. Ways to work on integrating reflexes This episode is about understanding the body first—because when the body can organize and respond the way it was designed to, everything else becomes more accessible.Join me in The Connection Hive for the 30 Day Reflex Challenge, you can get started in just a couple minutes: https://yourkidstable.com/TCHGrab your free printable copy of our 5 Big Calming Techniques for Big Emotions + Dysregulation-- https://yourkidstable.com/emotions-printable/ Key Timestamps01:00 – What retained primitive reflexes actually are02:25 – The grasp reflex and why it matters later in life03:45 – The Moro reflex and its link to anxiety and hyper-vigilance06:10 – How reflexes impact coordination, reading, and focus09:18 – Why many professionals never talk about reflexes15:43 – Simple ways families can start integrating reflexes at homeMORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
| 1/5/26 | ![]() 1. The 4 Hidden Causes Behind Sensory Needs, ADHD, & Big Emotions | Your child is running nonstop, melting down during transitions, overwhelmed at birthday parties, struggling with focus, emotions, sleep, or eating—and your told they are bad, too sensitive, or they need discipline. In this first episode of the Connected + Capable podcast, I’m breaking down the four hidden areas that are often pulling the strings beneath the surface for uniquely wired kids—kids with sensory needs, ADHD, big emotions, executive functioning challenges (like focus), or no diagnosis at all. In this episode, we'll talk about: 1. Why these challenges are not phases, personality traits, or parenting failures. 2. The four core areas that cause these challenges and why they matter! 3. The challenges your kid has are connected, and when you know what they are you can build new skills and lessen sensory needs. Understanding what’s happening beneath the surface is game changer for your kid, and you. It opens the doors to deeper connection, compassion, and capability. Thank you for listening! Hit the follow button so you get notified of next weeks new episode. Grab your free printable copy of our 5 Big Calming Techniques for Big Emotions + Dysregulation-- https://yourkidstable.com/emotions-printable/ Key Timestamps04:21 — Retained Primitive Reflexes: The hidden brain wiring quietly shaping behavior.09:33 — Sensory Processing: Why meltdowns, avoidance, and nonstop movement aren’t choices.14:10 — Emotional Regulation: Big emotions are a skill gap, not a personality flaw.16:42 — Executive Functioning: The real reason focus, follow-through, and organization break down.MORE RESOURCES FOR YOUReady for a simple plan to overcome the attention, sleep, sensory, and big emotion challenges? I'll show you how for uniquely wired kids 1-18 years old in just 2-5 minutes a day. Join me in The Connection Hive-- https://YourKidsTable.com/TCHLET'S CONNECT:Instagram: https://Instagram.com/YourkidstableFacebook: https://Facebook.com/YourkidstablePinterest: https://Pinterest.com/YourkidstableIf you enjoyed this episode, we'd be so grateful if you left us a review! It's a huge help in encouraging us and letting us know what parents with uniquely wired kids need the most. | — | ||||||
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