What Parents Can Do To Help Children With ADD

Once your child has been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder, you may feel a bombardment of emotions: guilt, for feeling responsible; relief, for understanding the cause of your child?s behavior; or anger. As you sort through all of the emotions, it is important to understand your child?s position is not a hopeless one. Many things can be done to help your child reach their full potential and to deal with the disorder.
The first thing you should do to help your child is research ADD; learn everything you can about the disorder. You will be more help to your child if you fully understand what they are up against, common treatments, and what to expect down the road. You will also be more prepared to work with your child?s doctor in effective management of the View the rest of this article