Supporting parents of pre-school children with ADHD
The Mindful Mama Collective
Helping children become more comfortable with themselves, and parents more confident in how they support them.
If you have a young child with ADHD, this might feel familiar…
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Fine in some environments… but everything falls apart at home
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Needs constant support or gets stuck
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Avoids, argues, or shuts down over small things
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Can cope one minute… then suddenly overwhelmed
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Big feelings can build quickly, while understanding what is happening emotionally is still developing.
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Seems like they understand… but instructions don’t stay
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Finds change really stressful
This isn’t just behaviour...
Many children feel emotions before they have the words to explain them.
For children with ADHD, those feelings can come quickly and intensely,
while the part of the brain that helps them slow down and make sense of it is still developing.
When there’s no clear structure, no direction, and everything feels uncertain…
the behaviour is what you see on the surface.​
Support for Today & Growth for Tomorrow
Early Years ADHD Parent Support Programme
(4-week support programme)
Help for families who are struggling right now with meltdowns, emotional outbursts, frustration, rigidity, overwhelm and understanding what sits underneath behaviour.
If you're feeling exhausted by meltdowns, emotional outbursts, constant battles, or wondering why your child reacts so strongly to everyday situations, this is the place to start.
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My four-week parent support programme helps you understand what may be happening underneath the behaviour while giving you practical ways to support your child straight away.
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Together, we'll explore emotional development, emotional regulation, and the reasons some children with ADHD struggle with flexibility, frustration, and big feelings.
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This programme combines my books, resources, and developmental approach to help you move from confusion to confidence, with support you can start using immediately.
Journal
Story Books
PDF recourses
Why Stories and Play Work
Young children cannot learn emotional regulation through instruction alone.Understanding develops through stories, play, and repeated experiences.The Casper & Bentley resources gently introduce emotional language so children can recognise feelings before they are expected to manage them.
Ongoing support for your child’s development
Resources
Parent Support Sessions
The Casper and Bentley resources are used by:
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• parents supporting children with ADHD
• home-school families
• nurseries and early years settings
• primary school classrooms
The aim is not simply to manage behaviour, but to help children gradually understand themselves emotionally over time.
Need something more immediate?
If you’re looking for one-to-one support, I offer individual parent sessions where we can focus on what’s happening in your home and what to do next.
How I can support you?
Supporting children, one small step at a time
You do not need perfect words or perfect strategies to support your child. Small moments of safety, understanding, and connection can make a lasting difference. Over time, these moments help children feel calmer, more secure, and more confident in themselves. Whether you are just beginning or already supporting a child with big feelings, children can look capable externally while emotional awareness is still developing underneath. Gentle, consistent support can help emotional skills grow naturally.
