March is Women’s History Month.  It also happens to be the month I received the book, Equity for Women in Science, coauthored by one of my personal favorite women in science, my cousin, Dr. Cassidy Sugimoto. Inspired by some of the vignettes in the book, I thought I’d close out the month by sharing some of my favorite women in science who have influenced the world of child development. Maria Montessori (1870-1952) You can’t really start a list like this without Maria Montessori.  Maria was strongly discouraged from studying medicine (and often harassed once she did) because she was a woman.  The course of study was challenging on its own,...

To live with unmanaged ADHD is to face chaotic fires that threaten to burn our sense of self-efficacy and damage our connection with loved ones, and which we spend so much energy trying to extinguish. But what we often fail to consider is how these fires are sparked. Before the consequence of unmanaged ADHD blows up in our faces, there is a long progression of unnoticed action that gradually stokes such a blaze. Unchecked ADHD, then, is more of a slow, silent, invisible flame that heats and bubbles under the surface. Everything may appear smooth on the surface, but the hushed activity below tells a different story. This quiet...

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