Publisher's Synopsis
Do you want to finally understand how to act around kids with ADHD?
Your main worries and frustrations as a parent of an ADHD child revolve around not knowing where to turn for assistance or how to support them as they go through developmental stages.
Doesn't this happen to all youngsters, you might wonder. All children become distracted and hyperactive, especially when they are nervous or happy, so yes, it does happen. Children with ADHD, though, suffer these behavioral abnormalities across time and in many contexts. As a result, ADHD affects a child's capacity for social, intellectual, and even domestic function.
Millions of youngsters suffer from ADHD, a common illness that is challenging to treat because each individual instance is unique, multifaceted, and complex. The social, intellectual, and even domestic functioning of a youngster with ADHD is restricted.
This audio guide will offer you a thorough understanding of what ADHD is and how to deal with kids who have it. It also provides a number of tried-and-true techniques to control ADHD symptoms naturally.
What you'll find inside is as follows:
Understanding ADHD: What it is, what causes it, and how to treat it
The ways to communicating with your child without drama
The advantages of ADHD
How to help your ADHD child develop social skills so they can succeed
How to establish shared objectives that promote cooperation
How to guide your child toward maturity through straightforward and methodical dialogue
Taking care of ADHD with the appropriate diet
Comparative techniques for behavioral difficulties
And a whole lot more!
Some parents of kids with ADHD are aware that the disorder's symptoms can occasionally result in bad choices. The link between the two may be evident, but how to make better decisions may not be.
The author of this audiobook intends to give you ways to assist you make better decisions as well as a greater understanding of what factors lead to bad decision-making. In order to improve decision-making in the future, she wants to address the underlying causes of ADHD.
