Chaos & Caffeine - ADHD Parenting Podcast
Welcome to Chaos and Caffeine, where parenting gets real, messy, and fueled by endless coffee refills. Hosted by ADHD parent coach Danielle Kelly, this podcast dives into the beautiful chaos of raising neurodivergent kids, balancing life, and finding joy in the middle of the madness.
From ADHD hacks and emotional management tips to stories that’ll make you laugh, cry, or say awesome Chaos and Caffeine is your go-to resource for navigating the unpredictable world of parenting. Whether you’re looking for expert advice, relatable stories, or just someone who gets it, grab your mug and join the conversation.
Parenting isn’t perfect, but with a little caffeine and a lot of community, we’ll get through it together. New episodes every week!
Chaos & Caffeine - ADHD Parenting Podcast
ADHD Parenting Truths with Dr. Taylor Harper: Myths, Meltdowns & What Actually Works
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Struggling with ADHD parenting? Feel like nothing is working? Dr. Taylor Harper, child psychologist and ADHD expert, joins us to debunk the biggest ADHD parenting myths and reveal what actually helps your neurodivergent child thrive. We’re diving into:
✅ Why traditional discipline fails ADHD kids
✅ How to handle meltdowns without losing your mind
✅ The truth about rewards, consequences & motivation
✅ What parents need to know about executive function & emotional regulation
If you’re overwhelmed by tantrums, impulsivity, and non-stop chaos—this episode is your survival guide. Get ready to ditch outdated parenting advice and finally understand what works for your ADHD child. Hit play now! 🎧
Connect with Dr. Harper 👉
Website: Drtaylorharperbooks.org
Social Media: Drtaylorharperatbettertogether
Dr. Taylor Harper’s award-winning children’s book, Exceptionally Ezra, is a must-read for ADHD families! Winner of the 2025 Literary Titan and Golden Wizard Book Awards, this beautifully written story celebrates the strengths, struggles, and incredible potential of neurodivergent kids. A heartwarming and empowering read, Exceptionally Ezra helps children feel seen and understood while giving families a meaningful way to start conversations about ADHD.
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Danielle is the host of Chaos & Caffeine, a fast-growing ADHD parenting podcast where she interviews leading psychologists, clinicians, researchers, and neurodivergent advocates about what actually helps ADHD kids thrive in the real world. Through science-backed conversations and very real mom-in-the-trenches storytelling, the show helps parents navigate executive function challenges, emotional regulation struggles, learning differences, and the everyday chaos of raising neurodivergent kids.
Each week, Danielle translates complex ADHD research into practical tools parents can actually use — from building routines that support developing brains to helping kids strengthen focus, flexibility, and self-regulation skills.
Listen to the podcast and explore expert interviews at:
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Danielle frequently speaks and writes about ADHD parenting strategies, executive function development, emotional regulation, screen use and attention, learning challenges like dyslexia, and building resilient neurodivergent families.