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Future Valedictorian with ADHD Forced to Endure Nine Years of School in Refrigerator Box
“Did I tell you what they did to my sister?” she said.
“No, what?”
“Guess you could say she had that ADD. She was always real hyper.
“Anyway, folks in our little town didn’t know what to do with her in class. She couldn’t sit still to save her life. So they cut off the top of an old refrigerator box. That’s where she sat until she graduated from high school.”
“What is she doing now?”
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The Fact that You’re Reading This Now Proves That…
You recognize that what you’ve been doing isn’t helping your child. (Not as much as you want…)
You’re ready and willing to make the changes to improve your child’s behavior and solve this.
Am I right? OK, then you’ll forgive me when I explain that if you’re like 99.99% of parents of children with these conditions…
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Do You Know Where to Start to Solve This?
4 Key Areas That Impact Your Child’s Behavior
Your Parent-Child RelationshipThe daily struggles can erode your relationship with your child until you forget those feelings of love you once had for him. And he can stop trusting you and wanting to please you. This can happen quickly if your child develops ODD (oppositional defiant disorder - 65% of kids with ADHD develop it.)If your child argues with you, and challenges your every word, he may be headed toward ODD. ADHD combined with ODD makes ADHD alone look like a walk in the park.Hardly anyone understands what causes it. Rarer still is someone who can tell you how to prevent or minimize it. (ODD is 100% preventable with this system, but there is no cure.) It will get worse without Read the rest or post a comment »
Have You Ever Wondered What Will Happen If You Do Nothing?
Children with ADHD—How to Recognize the Early Warning Signs of ADHD
Parenting Angry Children—Seven Easy Ways to Transform from Reactive to Respected Parent
Parenting: Challenging Child Warning Signs That May Lead to ODD (Oppositional Defiant Disorder)
If your child has ODD (oppositional defiant disorder) or bipolar, you’re familiar with child behavior problems. If your child has signs of autism, ADHD or ADD (attention deficit disorder), Aspergers, or PDD-NOS (Pervasive Developmental Disorder - Not Otherwise Specified), you may be seeing challenging behaviors.
Five Warning Signs of Challenging Child Behavior
If you suspect that your child’s difficult behavior is something more than just being a kid, these are the warning signs of a full-fledged challenging child. Read the rest or post a comment »
Parenting Difficult Children—Why You’re Stuck
You and your child are probably frustrated because so many things haven’t worked.
You’re likely worried about your child’s future, and yours.
If your child is very angry and defiant and is constantly challenging your every word, you’re exhausted and hurt, perhaps even angry, because parenting shouldn’t be so hard.
Here’s the good news. Although your child behavior problems may seem complicated, the solutions are quite simple. Read the rest or post a comment »
Children’s Behavior Problems: What Is ODD and How to Know If Your Child Has It
If your child periodically talks back defiantly, slams doors, acts stubborn, and blows up but has
some control to calm himself down, feel remorse, and accept consoling and logical explanations, he does not have ODD.
What is ODD?
If your child is hot-headed, gets angry frequently, loses his temper, is spiteful and vindictive, deliberately annoys people around him (at home and school alike), argues with adults, defies you, and refuses to carry out rules and adults’ requests, be forewarned. Read the rest or post a comment »