Look inside. These are the actual pages.
Real pages from the kit — not stock-photo mockups.
The ADHD parenting system built to survive a bad week: protocols, wall charts, scripts, and the school kit — with the exact words in your hand. 56 pages — and the Start Here guide gives you your first win tonight.
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Because it treated the bad week as failure instead of weather. Here's what usually kills them:
You don't fix your kid. You fix one hour of your day. Which one hurts most right now?
Each one has a one-page protocol: three moves for tonight, the full play for the week, and a “say this / not that” card so the right words are in your hand when your own brain floods too.
Not a course to study — a system to run. Every page passes the same test: can an exhausted parent act on it within 20 minutes of opening it?
Pick tonight's fire — mornings, homework, bedtime, meltdowns, or screens — and run its one-page protocol, with the exact words in your hand.
Five ready-to-run wall charts, a build-your-own blank, and cut-out step cards. The plan moves from your voice to the wall.
A token system with the five laws that stop it from dying in week three. Printable board + the reward menu you build with your kid.
The storm model, your kid's early-warning worksheet, the fridge script for mid-flood, the calm-down spot, and the two-minute repair.
504 vs IEP in plain English, the accommodations menu, and the exact emails — walk into that meeting as the best-prepared person in the room.
The race-car brain talk, the family kickoff meeting, and two worksheets your kid fills in — so they run the system with you, not against you.
The ten-minute weekly reset, the three-checkbox scorecard, and the permission slip. You have a brain in this house too.
Nothing in this kit is experimental. Token systems, visual schedules, and co-regulation scripts are standard behavioral parenting tools — the kind recommended by groups like CHADD and Understood.org. What's new is the packaging: built so a tired parent can run them tonight, and restart them after a bad week.
Real pages from the kit — not stock-photo mockups.
You will fall off. That's in the design. ADHD runs in families — there's a decent chance the parent running this system has the same brain the kid does. So the whole kit is built restart-proof: no streaks to protect, no backfill, no shame. The restart ritual is three moves and five minutes, and restarting IS the system working.
That's the part the apps and the courses never built. It's the part the ADHD dad behind this kit couldn't skip — because he's the one restarting it.
“I have ADHD. So does my kid. We had the drawer of dead charts and the course I never finished, same as you. The system in this kit is the one actually running in my house — including the restart ritual, because I've personally restarted it more times than I can count. That's not the failure case. That's the product.”
| Format | Price | Refunds | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The big ADHD membership | Videos, ongoing | $31/mo, forever | None |
| Parent video courses | 2-5 hrs of video | $99+ | Varies |
| Coaching programs | Multi-month | $997+ | Varies |
| Kids' habit apps | App, ongoing | $13/mo | Cancel anytime |
| The ADHD Kid System | Printables you run tonight | $47, once | 30 days, no questions |
No subscription. No membership. No 2-hour videos.
Instant download after checkout (secure payment by Stripe). You're buying v1 — founding buyers get every future version free, and the next version gets built from your emails. Not sure yet? Start with the free routine charts.
This kit helps you run the day-to-day. It is not a treatment for ADHD and doesn't replace your child's clinician.
With the file named "00 - START HERE" — four pages, built exactly for this question. It gives you tonight's 20-minute plan (pick one battle, run three moves, write down the win), then a 14-day map that opens one component at a time. It even locks the rest of the kit for week one so you can't overwhelm yourself. One fire at a time is the whole method.
One instant-download bundle: all 7 components as print-ready PDFs (US Letter, grayscale-friendly — no color printer needed), plus the free chart pack. Yours forever, plus every future update to the kit.
About 20 minutes to run your first protocol tonight. The weekly reset is 10 minutes on Sundays. There are no videos to watch — that's the point.
No — that's the point. Courses make you learn for hours and then build your own system. This IS the system, already built: protocols, charts, scripts, and printables you run tonight. Reading any single piece takes under five minutes.
Built for roughly ages 4-12, with age-tuning notes on the charts (4-7 vs 8-12, and how to adapt for teens: fewer emojis, more ownership).
Yes. Everything here is behavioral and organizational — routines, rewards, co-regulation, school communication. It helps any kid who struggles with starts, transitions, and big feelings. If you suspect ADHD but haven't had an evaluation, that conversation with your pediatrician is step zero — the kit works alongside it, not instead of it.
Real, and common. The kit is built to run single-operator: one parent can run a flashpoint protocol, hang a chart, and hand tokens without anyone else's buy-in. The family kickoff meeting adapts to whoever shows up — and a system that visibly works tends to recruit the skeptic.
So had we — that's why every component ships with the restart ritual and the specific rules that kill most systems (revoked tokens, 12-step charts, stale reward menus). The kit's whole design bet is that falling off is normal and restarting must cost five minutes, not a family meeting and a guilt trip.
30 days, no questions, full refund — email us and it's done. See the refund policy.