F O R P A R E N T S O F N E U R O D I V E R G E N T C H I L D R E N I N A S I AYou know something's different. You don't know where to start.
Kithe is a library of plain-language guides for parents raising children with ADHD and autism in Asia — written by a child psychologist, made for real families, and everyone around them.
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You've read the forums. You've asked the group chats. You've typed your child's behaviour into a search bar and closed the laptop feeling worse. Kithe was built for exactly this moment — clear, kind, evidence-based answers that understand your family and your culture.
H O W K I T H E H E L P S
From overwhelmed to a plan — in three honest steps
First
Understand your child
Guides that translate the clinical world into plain language — what ADHD and autism actually look like day to day, and what your child's behaviour is telling you.
Then
Know what to do at home
Practical scripts, routines, and strategies that work in real Asian households — including the conversations with school, and yes, with grandparents.
When you're ready
Find the right support
Clear direction on when professional help is worth it, what kind, and what to ask — so you never pay for the wrong assessment or wait in the wrong queue.
F R O M T H E L I B R A R Y
Guides parents actually finish
Every guide is written to be read with ease, and used the same week. No jargon. No judgment. No 200-page PDFs.
F L A G S H I P G U I D E
The ADHD Guide for Asian Parents
From "is this ADHD?" to a calm plan — understanding your child, supporting them at home, and working with their school.
S$49
PLA Y B O O K
The Executive Functioning Playbook
Why smart kids forget, lose, and melt down — and the routines that build focus, planning, and follow-through at home.
S$49
F R E E G U I D E
You're Not Overreacting
You suspect something is different. Here's exactly what to do — and what not to worry about — in the first weeks.
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"I was the undiagnosed ADHD kid in an Asian classroom — too much, too loud, too difficult. Now I'm a child psychologist. Kithe is everything I wish my parents had been given."
Founder, Kithe — Child Psychologist, Singapore
