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If you’re here, it’s because you CARE.

You’re supporting a neurodiverse little one with all the love, effort, and creativity you can muster—even when your own cup feels empty.

This guide isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing what matters—in a way that works for you and your child.

WHAT YOU'LL FIND INSIDE:

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Real-Life Resets

Simple, sensory-rooted supports that actually fit into your day.

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Co-regulation strategies

Tools to help everyone breathe a little easier.

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Tips for building flexible routines

Ideas for structure without the pressure to be perfect.

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Gentle prompts to check in with yourself

Because your nervous system matters too.

NEW COURSE

This is your reminder: You’re not behind. You’re building something beautiful. And it’s allowed to be messy.

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Smiling African American mother and child bonding with foreheads touching, expressing love, connection, and emotional closeness.
Smiling African American mother and child bonding with foreheads touching, expressing love, connection, and emotional closeness.

Your Free Gift: The Magic Moments Parent Companion

Created by an educator and sensory-informed parent coach, this printable guide helps you:

  • Spot what’s draining you (and shift it gently)

  • Recognize what your child really needs—beyond behavior

  • Let go of the guilt and lean into connection

  • Build rhythms that support both your nervous systems

All without perfection. All with love.

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Who It’s For

You’re supporting a neurodiverse child between 3–8.

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What You’re Longing For

You crave calmer transitions, more connection, and less overwhelm.

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What You Actually Need

You want something doable, not Pinterest-perfect.

Hey There, I’m Renee

Founder of The Magic of Littles, early educator, sensory strategist, and creator of “slacker hacks” that bring calm into chaotic moments.

I help grownups like you support neurodiverse kids with practical tools rooted in play, co-regulation, and nervous system care—because you deserve support, too.

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A woman with dark glasses, with dark, loc'd hair, is smiling and looking directly at the camera. They are wearing a light blue-green button-up shirt. The background includes a bright lime green wall

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