Publisher's Synopsis
Are you worried about your child's development ?
Do you feel frustrated about your child's behavior ? Kids with ADHD are often prone to public emotional outbursts when they get upset or don't get their way. How you react can calm them down - or trigger a meltdown. Parenting is never easy, and it can be even more challenging when your child has attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Without proper management, common ADHD symptoms can surface and quickly lead to meltdowns and behavioral issues. An important part of helping a child with ADHD to overcome their challenges is to provide positive support and encouragement. Many children with ADHD are bright and creative and can use those strengths to their advantage. However, with care and attention, you can help your child manage even the most persistent symptoms. So, what are the best ways to calm your child with ADHD and help them obtain success? In this guide you will discover:- Why you yelling doesn't help a child
- Understanding ADHD
- Parenting tips for ADHD
- How to deal with your child rage
Adhd is not a choice or bad Parenting. Kids with ADHD work twice as hard as their peers everyday but receive negative feedback from the world. Why wait? Give your child the benefit he deserves.
