ADHD

Although it is difficult at times, always remember that a child with ADHD cannot help but behave in that particular manner, and it's not his fault if your days are exhausting. People who suffer from ADHD find it incredibly difficult to do things that are considered "normal" by other individuals, like suppressing impulses and weighing situations and consequences before they engage in an action.

Not all children with ADHD behave in the same way, and there are different patterns in which the disorder may appear... However, the consequences of leaving the situation as it is, and not helping out your kid with his disorder, can have significant effects on his future life and career.

ADHD is severely linked to extreme cases of low self-esteem that can impair the way they go on and face life and daily experiences alike.

Does your child try his hardest, both at home and at school, to pay attention or be still? If he realizes he can't meet "common" expectations, then he will feel at a loss towards his schoolmates.

Does he always get in trouble with peers for not following rules?

Does he skip assignments and tasks, or lacks the ability to organize its time according to his schedule?

Temper tantrums, overreacting cases, and mood-swings: It's difficult for him to maintain relationships with others and feel "normal" just like everybody else.

If you want to start taking careful but effective steps towards helping your kid out with this disorder, you are in the right place We have specifically selected a bundle of two books entirely revolving around the subject, that can help you be a better parent and be there for him whenever your kid needs it the most.

In "Parenting children with ADHD", you will find the most up to date, ultimate strategies to manage his behavior, improve his attention, and cultivate a calm state of mind. With the tips and tricks you'll find in book number 1, your kid will experience significantly reduced anxiety and more mindfulness and acceptance towards his situation, so that he can feel at ease with his peers.

In "ADHD Workbook for Kids", you can find out about the most effective ways to help him organize his time and set up solutions. You'll have at hand all the learning tools your kid needs, (dietary plans to boost his focus included ) - Everything is specifically designed for inattentive people, and a wide array of exercises are there to help him self-regulate and focus at all times.

Fostering the development of your ADHD means modifying your own behavior and learning to engage in truly productive solutions. Get down to the very root of the problem with our bundle of books.

Learn more about key topics like:

• Food and supplement plans to maximise focus and productivity - Your kid's brain health starts while eating
• Simple and effective practices that support day to day activities - Not everything needs to feel like a chore
• Fun activities to keep him engaged and foster your relationship
• Self-care practices for your child to implement and nurture his own growth
• How to manage his ADHD behavior while away from home
• Self-esteem nurturing tips that he'll treasure for life
• And so much more

Just follow the simple guidelines showcased in them to limit destructive behavior and help your child overcome self-doubt without any hassle

Purchase our amazing bundle to acquire the right knowledge and be the helpful parent your kid deserves