"If I knew then what I know now..." When our kids are first diagnosed, there's lots of relief, fear, confusion, and learning ahead — for them and for us. We asked parents what they wish they'd known when they first received the ADHD diagnosis. Here's what they shared.
Do you struggle to meet deadlines for work? Do you lose focus frequently? Is your 'in' box never empty?
Being aware of time and using it well — these are basic keys to success, whether you’re a fifth grader or the vice president of sales. Anyone with ADHD knows that they are also very tough skills to master. Let these tips help.
If your child squirms at the sight of a book — whether due to dyslexia, ADHD, or just standard reluctance — check out these 8 books that make reading exciting at any age.
You know the feeling. You finally resolve to clean out that closet, and suddenly you're so overwhelmed you just.can't.start. These strategies can help fend off that paralyzing stress and help you get more done.
"What were you thinking?" "You're not even trying!" Parents aren't perfect — we all wish we could take back some of the harsh things we've said. But here are 10 phrases from our readers that parents of ADHD kids should absolutely, positively never say out loud.
It can be hard to...WHOA, did you see that squirrel?!
No matter the request, adults with attention deficit have a hard time turning down others. Here, find out how ADHD adults can prevent over scheduling and exhaustion by learning how to nicely say "no."
For many ADHD adults, the focus on exercise fades away shortly into the new year. Help is here! Use these strategies for keeping that weight loss resolution.
Holiday wish-list recommendations that will help your child with social skills, hyperactivity, sensory integration issues, and more!
Holiday wish-list recommendations that will help your child with social skills, hyperactivity, sensory integration issues, and more!
From alarm clocks and checklists to tickle monsters and late fees, our readers share their best (and sometimes, unusual!) tips for getting those stubborn ADHDers up and at ‘em.
