
Your middle schooler says he’s not lonely. So why are you still worried? In this episode of Middle Years with Bridget KerMorris, I answer a mom whose 12-year-old son is well-liked at school, has ADHD, and rarely reaches out to friends outside of school. She’s wondering whether to trust that he’s genuinely content or worry that difficulty maintaining friendships will catch up with him later. We talk about: why the question isn’t “does he have enough friends?”the hidden executive-function load ...
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Everyone Says My Kid Is So Resilient (here's why I bristle at that description)

I Feel Pretty Much Invisible to My Kid (here's how to spot their backward glance)

With Friendships, Middle Schoolers Don't Always "Work It Out on Their Own" (and that's not a failing)

How Do I Keep Everyone In The House Safe? (when one kid's big feelings fill the whole house)
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