Parenting a Child with ADHD

Parenting a child with ADHD- Most Effective ways to discipline a child with ADHD Did you purchase this book because you suspect your child may have ADHD? Or have you already received a specialist diagnosis? This book is intended to give you a little insight into these symptoms. You will find out why your child is a little fidgety or a dreamy girl, what the causes of this disorder are and how you can best help your child. Above all, what you can do to ensure that school is not a struggle for you or your child. The diagnosis of " ADHD " in their child is perceived by many parents as an enormous turning point in family life and initially triggers a feeling of great insecurity and fear . In most cases, all those affected have come a long way , which is characterized by discussions in care facilities or at school, with various doctors or therapists. Parents ' guides are consulted, things are often turbulent at home, siblings are pushed to the limits of their tolerance and nerves are on edge. In infancy and kindergarten age, the disease manifests itself through frequent constant crying, extreme tantrums, restlessness and little enthusiasm when playing. For other children, they are often seen as a "nuisance" or "spoilsport" and thus quickly become outsiders. The ADHD book also deals with these social problems and offers various solutions. Parents of ADHD children often find it helpful to feel that they are not completely alone with the challenges, but to read that others are also looking for approaches and offering help. Contents: The causes of ADHD The symptoms of ADHD Associated symptoms of ADHD diagnosis of ADHD forms of therapy for ADHD Coping with ADHD and school ADHD and medication General parenting tips for ADHD children How to deal with bullying What is bullying? What Parents Can Do Responding to bullying as a parent How to make friends with ADHD Mastering ADHD in everyday life