Some Parenting Tips For the ADD Child

With more than their share of behavioral problems, there's also a lot more chance that you and your child will be at loggerheads more often.

You may feel that you spend all your time nagging
your child, and the whole relationship can become strained and unpleasant.

You need to make sure you have good times
together and to practice positive discipline methods as well.

Set up special times to spend with your child doing things
you enjoy together and just playing.

Setting firm Rules and establishing boundaries are also vitally important because they help your
get on with other people. If your child knows what's acceptable as well as what's not and the consequences of doing something that's unacceptable, parenting becomes much easier.


For example, if a child knows he has to keep his hands to himself, he won't punch or hit other children in the playground.

If he doesn't know the rule or ignores it, other children will get hurt and they'll avoid him. He might also end up getting hurt.

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