My recent video addressing this very issue has sparked a vital conversation, generating numerous questions from parents seeking effective strategies. A common and pressing concern is how to respond when a child’s frustration manifests as property damage or other forms of...

Many parents of children with ADHD face the concern of their child struggling to make or keep friends. Often, the suggestion of social skills groups arises as a potential solution. However, the effectiveness of traditional social skills groups for children with ADHD is a topic worth exploring....

Many parents of children with ADHD unknowingly fall into a pattern of high-giving, low-expectations parenting. This dynamic often involves providing excessive support and resources while demanding little in return. While well-intentioned, this approach can inadvertently foster a sense of...

The decision to entrust a child with ADHD with the responsibility of driving is a significant one that necessitates careful consideration of their individual capabilities and limitations. While many teenagers with ADHD are capable of driving safely, it's crucial to assess their specific...

Inflexibility, the inability to adapt to change or consider alternative perspectives, is a common challenge faced by many children with ADHD. This can manifest in various ways, often leading to frustration, conflict, and strained relationships. Understanding the underlying causes of...

Children with ADHD often struggle with executive functioning skills, including impulse control, planning, and working memory. These challenges can manifest in various ways, including impulsive behavior, difficulty with organization, and problems with time management. One common behavioral issue...

For years, parents and healthcare professionals have debated the relationship between sugar consumption and ADHD in children. Many believe that sugar is a direct cause of hyperactive behavior, but is this belief supported by scientific evidence? In this topic, we'll explore the myths and...

In today's fast-paced world, it's increasingly important to equip our children with the skills they need to thrive. For children with ADHD, developing strong social skills can be particularly challenging. However, with the right strategies and support, these children can build meaningful...

 Emotional manipulation is a common behavior in children with ADHD, often used as a tool to get what they want. While it may be tempting to give in to emotional manipulation, it's important to recognize the negative consequences it can have on both the child and the parent-child...

Many parents of children with ADHD unknowingly create a dynamic within their families characterized by "high giving, low expectations." This can have long-lasting consequences on a child's relationships and overall development. When children are not expected to contribute to the household...

For parents of children with ADHD, managing frustration and building resilience can be a significant challenge. However, by implementing effective strategies, you can empower your child to overcome these obstacles and thrive. One of the most crucial steps is fostering a growth...

Recess can be a daunting experience for children with ADHD, due to the unstructured social environment and the need to navigate situational awareness. By equipping your child with the skills to "read the field," you can help them thrive during recess and other social settings.

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Many parents of children with ADHD struggle to find effective study strategies. While traditional methods like note-taking and flashcards may seem helpful, they often fall short. The secret to success lies in active studying, which involves teaching the material to someone else. When your child...

 Many children with ADHD exhibit oppositional or argumentative behaviors. This can be extremely challenging for parents, especially when it escalates into power struggles or property destruction.

Breaking Free from the Argument Vortex

One of the most effective strategies for dealing...

The notion of treating children as "partners" in parenting decisions has gained popularity in recent years. However, this approach can be detrimental to both parents and children. Children, especially young children, need guidance and direction from their parents. Expecting them to make...