We share a listener’s voice note about burnout, PDA-like reactions, and the messy overlap between ADHD traits and the weight of modern caregiving. We trade stories of lost tickets, spare keys, and the quiet power of community when life keeps moving. • neurotypical versus neurodivergent traits under stress • workplace overload colliding with home demands • PDA resonance and reacting to constant asks • executive function strain and memory slips • food, water, and sleep as cognitive fuel • lone...
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We share a listener’s voice note about burnout, PDA-like reactions, and the messy overlap between ADHD traits and the weight of modern caregiving. We trade stories of lost tickets, spare keys, and the quiet power of community when life keeps moving. • neurotypical versus neurodivergent traits under stress • workplace overload colliding with home demands • PDA resonance and reacting to constant asks • executive function strain and memory slips • food, water, and sleep as cognitive fuel • lone...
Dark Attractions: Why Neurodivergent Kids Love Horror
The ADHD MUMS Pod
30 minutes
1 month ago
Dark Attractions: Why Neurodivergent Kids Love Horror
We discuss the fascinating connection between neurodivergent children and their attraction to horror, spooky stories, and darker themes. We explore why these interests shouldn't necessarily concern parents but might actually represent healthy processing and identity formation. • Neurodivergent children often relate more to villains and outsider characters than traditional heroes • Many ADHD and autistic children have an innate attraction to horror and spooky content from a young age • Childr...
The ADHD MUMS Pod
We share a listener’s voice note about burnout, PDA-like reactions, and the messy overlap between ADHD traits and the weight of modern caregiving. We trade stories of lost tickets, spare keys, and the quiet power of community when life keeps moving. • neurotypical versus neurodivergent traits under stress • workplace overload colliding with home demands • PDA resonance and reacting to constant asks • executive function strain and memory slips • food, water, and sleep as cognitive fuel • lone...
