How can you help your explosive teen? This mom of two teens dishes some great advice. Looking at our own behavior can be a great way to help explosive teens be, well, less explosive! As parents of explosive kids we can learn how our own behavior can contribute to our kids’ explosions. See some great examples, too!
This guide for ADHD parents gives real life advice to help your ADHD kid make the transition to school smoother and with confidence. Packed with tips to start the last few weeks of summer all the way to a few weeks into school, this will surely help your child – and you – have an easier back to school.
A lovely reader asked me a question about building frustration tolerance in kids with ADHD. My response to her…
It can be such a gut wrenching decision to put your child on prescription medication for ADHD…I know. I…
If you have a kiddo who is struggling to learn their facts, these ideas will help! These ideas use flash cards in a new, creative way to help kids think of their facts in a different way. No pressure techniques will not add to the stress some kids feel around learning their facts.
Learning how to manage “bad behavior” in kids with ADHD has a steep learning curve. If it were easy…
Do you find yourself frustrated and at odds when discussing your child’s ADHD with their teacher?Do you feel dismissed…
Getting an ADHD diagnosis for your child may leave you wondering how you can help them. It’s daunting, but by choosing one or two of these 11 tips, you can learn how to quell any child’s symptoms.
If you have a gut feeling that something is going on with your school-aged child, it’s a great idea to take a look at a comprehensive ADHD symptom checklist. This blog post will break down the common symptoms of all three types of ADHD in children, and give you some action steps to take on the road to getting an ADHD Diagnosis.
Do you have a reluctant adhd boy reader? I did! But, over the years, by appealing to their interests, I have raised two voracious ADHD readers. See which of these books may turn your struggling, reluctant readers into a lover of books.
