
Right now, I bet it seems as if you and your child are wary partners in an endless grind of blame and shame. His struggles become your struggles. You’re there, by his side, working late into the night to get that school project completed: the project he’s known about — the one you’ve been reminding him about constantly — for the past month.
The solution, the one where you both emerge as winners, is not so different than the school project. When you decide to help your child navigate the difficulties associated with ADHD, you need to:
start early
set reasonable goals
have your own peer support network


