Parenting a child with ADHD involves understanding that their behaviour is often driven by neurological impairments rather than intentional defiance. Consistency, predictability, and a calm approach are crucial in building trust. Strategies such as using reminders, charts, and timers can help manage daily tasks and transitions. Teaching problem-solving and social skills proactively can prevent frustrations and meltdowns. It's important to listen without judgment, model forgiveness, and use humour to navigate challenges. Specialized parenting classes can provide further guidance for raising a child with ADHD.
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* Any information is for reference only and should not be used to self-diagnose or treat. Consult your Wesmed ADHD Care Team.