Parenting a child with ADHD can be challenging and isolating with feelings of helplessness. Parents are constantly trying to figure out the best treatment plans, and where to find this help for their child who is struggling from the effects of ADHD. Parents are also trying to understand how to respond and create an environment to help their child be as successful in their life's journey as possible. Parenting ADHD Kids Reimagined will guide you in your dealings with this disorder through exploring the OYK world of other parents raising their kids and formulating positive responses to the challenges that you as parents face daily. OYK, or things that ONLY YOU KNOW, and are willing to share about the effects of this disorder on your child, can help many other parents in your situation better prepare for the realities of living in the day-to-day world of ADHD, which has become your new normal. As parents of a child with ADHD, you are the most important person that your child will encounter each day as they endure the remarks, laughter, lack of friends, teasing, and embarrassing comments made by your family and friends. In this OYK moment, a parent shares a glimpse into what a day in her life consists of. And no matter how much time you spend caring for your kid... no matter how many friends and strangers you vent to... nothing seems to get easier.
Some days, you wish you could just hide away and shut off your brain.
But it doesn't have to be this way forever.
With the strategies and techniques included in this book, you'll be able to work together with your child to help them adopt behaviors and habits that will serve them well for a lifetime.
In this book, you will discover:
● The 6 key challenge areas of parenting an ADHD kid, and solutions for each type of situation
● 5 different categories of therapy to consider for children with ADHD, and how they compare with other treatment options
● 11 techniques to help your kid succeed in school
● Why kids with ADHD tend to struggle with self-esteem, and what you can do to give your child a much-needed confidence boost
● 6 benefits of building and following a routine for children with ADHD
● How to create a support system you can lean on in tough times - try to include these kinds of people
● How taking care of yourself as a parent can have a positive impact on your child
● 7 types of professionals to consult when coming up with an ADHD treatment plan
Parenting a child with ADHD doesn't have to be stressful.
It's all a matter of combining the right strategies, habits, and mindset to help you develop your child's independence while keeping things under control. That's what this book is for - to make peace of mind more commonplace in your life.
