These middle years will be different, but they don't have to be disastrous. Use 10 tips to get through the tween years with strength and connection.
to control their behavior. As they grow, mature, and begin to learn these skills, they usually have more self-control. I’m not saying they’ll make a complete turnaround, but some things will be easier for parent and child alike during the otherwise tumultuous tween and teen years.
Another benefit to the middle years is that you better understand ADHD, your child’s behavior, and ADHD’s impact on it. Take what you now know about ADHD and your child’s individual struggles, and re-frame your goals for him.is to help him or her lead a happy and successful life, despite ADHD, to develop each child’s individual roadmap to success. Once you accept your child’s unique truth, the pieces fall into place more smoothly than when you fight ADHD symptoms.
Why is it that your child has a meltdown every time you’re in a crowded location? Could it possibly be sensory overwhelm?Your child with ADHD is two or three years behind his or her peers developmentally — that’s how to measure behavior and expectations, not by calendar age. If you don’t use a different measure, your child won’t succeed, and you will both continue to be frustrated. If your child is ten years old, set most of your expectations at the seven- or eight-year-old level.
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