09/03/2026
Does this sound familiar?
Your PDA child has a difficult moment. One parent sees defiance, while the other sees an overwhelmed nervous system. You respond differently—and soon, you’re arguing with each other instead of supporting your child.
These differences don’t necessarily mean one parent is right and the other is wrong. Often, each person is parenting from a different “guidebook,” shaped by their upbringing, culture, experiences, instincts, and understanding of PDA.
In our newest blog, parent coach and PDA dad Joe Ogborn () explores the “parenting gap” and shares approaches that can help couples better understand their differences, set realistic expectations, and work through disagreements more constructively.
The goal isn’t perfect alignment. It’s creating a steadier way to find your way back to each other when you’re not on the same page.
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