Welcome to Parents Talk, the podcast focused on raising strong, confident kids today so we don’t have to fix what was broken later in life.
I’m your host, Francine Juhlin, founder of The Confidence Club for Kids. Each episode brings thoughtful conversations and practical guidance to help parents support their children’s emotional growth, confidence, and personal development.
In this episode, I’m joined by Rebecca Engle, author of Step Into My Shoes, a children’s book about growing up neurodivergent. Rebecca shares a fresh perspective on conditions like autism and ADHD, emphasizing that neurodivergence is a natural and beautiful variation in how people’s brains function and experience the world. She reminds us that these differences should be celebrated, not treated as deficiencies.
Together, we discuss how parents can nurture confidence in neurodivergent children, celebrate their unique abilities, and create an environment where every child feels seen and valued. Tune in for empowering insights, thoughtful strategies, and inspiring stories to help children embrace their strengths and shine.
Perfect for parents, educators, and anyone passionate about supporting neurodivergent kids and celebrating individuality.
Learn more about Rebecca Engle at: https://endseclusion.org/author/rebecca-engle/
Get your copy of Step Into My Shoes at: https://www.amazon.com/Step-Into-Shoes-Rebecca-Engle/dp/B0DK565FHP
Join us as we explore confidence, celebration of differences, and parenting strategies that help children grow with pride, one conversation at a time.