Short video course · 6 lessons · Watch at your own pace
Understanding Your Child
Forgotten bags, homework that never starts, big reactions to small things. Understand why, so you can respond in ways that actually help.
One payment · Yours to keep
Sound familiar?
They can focus for hours on a game, so why not on homework?
They fetched their shoes, then forgot their coat and bag.
“Five more minutes” turned into forty-five.
Someone tells you they just need more discipline.
You end the day feeling you got everything wrong.
You’re not doing it wrong. This course helps you understand what’s going on, and what to try next.
Lesson by lesson
What you’ll learn
- 1
Introduction: Why Understanding Comes First
A clear map of the course, and why understanding comes before strategies.
- 2
What ADHD Is (and Isn't)
The three presentations of ADHD, why many girls are missed, the common myths, and your child’s strengths.
- 3
Executive Function: The Skills Behind the Struggles
The eight executive function skills behind everyday struggles, and how to support them while they develop.
- 4
Handling Other People's Opinions
Short, calm replies to the comments you hear most, and boundaries that are kind and firm.
- 5
You're Not Failing
Why this is harder than it looks, how to repair after a hard moment, and how to be kinder to yourself.
- 6
Meet Three Families
Meet Emma, Ravi and Mia: three children, three presentations, and the ideas from the course at home.
Every lesson comes with written notes: key facts, practical steps for the week and questions to reflect on.
What changes
- You see many struggles as skills still developing, not choices or a lack of effort.
- You know which executive function skills your child needs most help with, and what support to try.
- You have words ready for unhelpful comments, and you decide how much to explain.
- You know how to repair after a hard moment, and you’re a little kinder to yourself.
Goes with this course
The Understanding Your Child toolkit collection
Build your child’s ADHD profile, explore each executive function skill, and use ready-made scripts for family and friends.
Made by
Laura Frampton
Laura is a UK-qualified teacher with over ten years' experience working with children and their families, including seven in a school SENCo team.
Trauma-informed · PACE-trained · PGCE (University of Southampton) · BA Hons (University of Brighton)
Start tonight.
Understanding Your Child: 6 short lessons you can watch at your own pace.
Questions
A short video, plus written notes: an overview, key facts, practical steps to try that week, and questions to reflect on. Watch at your own pace, and rewatch whenever you need to.
No. The course works on its own. The matching toolkit collection has the printable tools the lessons refer to, if you want them.
No. NeuroKind offers parent education and general guidance, not diagnosis or therapy. If you have concerns about your child’s health or development, talk to your GP or paediatrician.
Sign in to your NeuroKind account and it’s waiting for you. We use magic links, so there’s no password to remember.
No. One payment gives you permanent access.