Building a KIND Community: Understanding Kids with Invisible Neurological Differences

In this insightful episode of Motherhood Intended, Jacqueline reflects on her recent challenges, including fatigue and her participation in the Wave of Light and annual Walk to Remember events that honor pregnancy and infant loss. She shares her family’s journey with her son's autism and ADHD diagnoses and introduces guest Kari Baker, a Christian author and founder of KIND Families. Together, they discuss the emotional and practical aspects of parenting neurodiverse children, emphasizing the importance of early intervention, community support, and acceptance. Kari shares her transition from financial consultant to special needs advocate, inspired by her son Brady's journey. Listeners gain valuable insights into creating supportive environments, addressing emotional struggles, and the significance of joining support groups. The episode is a heartfelt call to action for parents to seek understanding and connection, highlighting resources and the need for open conversations around neurodiversity.

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