Feel empowered raising your neurodivergent child

Tools, strategies and support to help you feel confident and prepared.

 

Parenting a neurodivergent child can feel overwhelming.

 

You’re on a rollercoaster of school meetings, specialist appointments and waiting lists. You spend nights googling, scrolling social media and searching for articles that describe your child. It shouldn’t have to be this hard.

 
 

You just want your kid to be accepted for who they are. You want them to feel confident and happy. And you want support to help them get there.

 
 

Square Peg Parenting gives you step by step guidance to raise a happy and confident child.

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  • 10 Things You Need To Know To Feel Empowered By Your Child's Diagnosis

    Instinct tells you to protect your child from judgement, and diagnosis can feel like a label that will follow them for life. These 10 ‘aha’ moments will shift the way you view your child’s diagnosis and help you to feel prepared to move forward.

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  • I Know They Can't Help It... But I'm Losing My Patience! 5 Day Connection Challenge

    Do you feel annoyed when your child doesn’t listen? Do you feel guilty when you shout but can’t help losing your patience? Challenge yourself to five simple shifts that help you feel calm, patient and reconnected with your child.

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  • The 4 Step Pathway To Help Your Child Feel Proud Of Their Differences

    Is your child aware that they are different? It can feel heartbreaking to watch your neurodivergent child struggle in a neurotypical world. Learn four simple to follow steps that help you help your child build confidence in their unique selves.

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Meet Sophie

I’m Sophie Ricard, founder of Square Peg Parenting. I am an educator, a child nutritionist, and a passionate advocate for change. I believe every neurodivergent child should be supported in the way that works for them, not forced to change and adapt to fit in. Different is not less then. It’s just different, and children deserve to feel confident in who they are.

As mama to my own neurodivergent boy, I know how important it is to feel confident and empowered in your decisions. I founded Square Peg to give you support every step of the way.

You don’t have to do this alone. Let’s navigate our kids’ neurodiversity together.

Expect tips, tools and wow-this-works strategies to help the tricky moments feel better.