Meet Benny Bunny, a fun and energetic bunny with ADHD! In this first video, children and families are introduced to Benny and his busy brain as he learns that thinking, focusing, and staying organized can sometimes be a little different for him—and that’s okay. A fun, age-appropriate way to begin conversations about ADHD, differences, and self-acceptance.

Every child with autism is different—and their educational needs can change as they grow. In this episode, we explore how school supports may look different across developmental stages and why accommodations, services, and educational goals should be based on each child’s individual needs rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

Students with ADHD may need different supports to help them access and participate in their education. In this episode, we break down five common accommodations that may benefit students with ADHD, explain what they can look like in the classroom, and discuss how parents can advocate for appropriate supports based on their child’s individual needs.

Understanding your child’s diagnosis is only the beginning. In this episode, we help parents understand how ADHD may relate to special education eligibility, how a disability must impact a child’s educational performance, and what parents can do to advocate for appropriate evaluations, supports, and services.

A diagnosis of ADHD alone does not automatically mean a child qualifies for an IEP. In this episode, we explain how ADHD may impact a child’s educational performance, what schools look at when determining eligibility, and why understanding your child’s unique needs is so important.

ADHD can affect a child’s attention, behavior, learning, executive functioning, and ability to access their education—but does that mean they automatically qualify for an IEP? In this episode, we explain what schools consider when determining eligibility and what parents should know about evaluations, educational impact, and the support their child may need to succeed.

Does having ADHD automatically qualify a child for an IEP? Not necessarily. In this episode, we break down how ADHD can impact a child’s education, what eligibility category may apply, and what parents need to know when requesting an evaluation or determining whether their child needs special education services.