07/30/2025
When our young teen hasn’t had camp this summer, I’ve been writing them a “honey do list” for the day. We strive for a balance of important tasks to accomplish working towards a larger goal, things that bring them joy, time outside, rest, and their daily contributions to the family.
They have ADHD so breaking up non-preferred tasks with mini rewards are super helpful to keep them on track and motivated although this approach works for all kinds of brains.
This morning, when they asked me about their list, I said I think you should put your own list together today. They did a fantastic job.
kids do well when they can, and if they aren’t doing well, they need more support.
Sometimes the support can be as simple as a structured list like this.
Have you ever tried something like this?
