Parenting Boys and Girls with ADHD (2 in 1): A Parent's Roadmap to Raising a Calm, Confident, and Thriving Neurodivergent Child. 77 Mind-Boosting Games to Sharpen Their Minds.

An incredibly helpful resource for parents of neurodivergent children! The practical tips and 77 engaging games make it easy to support kids with ADHD in a positive and effective way. A must-have guide for fostering growth and confidence!

Henrietta Shepard's Parenting Boys and Girls with ADHD (2 in 1) is a comprehensive guide that offers practical advice and support for parents navigating the challenges of raising a child with ADHD. This two-book set provides a wealth of information, from understanding the intricacies of ADHD to implementing effective strategies for behavior management and academic success. What I particularly appreciate about this book is its positive and empathetic approach. Shepard acknowledges the emotional toll that ADHD can take on both the child and the parent. She offers reassurance and encourages readers to approach the situation with patience and understanding. The book includes a variety of practical tips, such as creating a structured routine, using positive reinforcement, and practicing mindfulness techniques. Whether you're a seasoned parent or just starting your journey, this book is an invaluable resource. It empowers parents to make a positive difference in their child's life and fosters a stronger parent-child bond.

"Parenting Boys and Girls with ADHD (2 in 1)" is an incredibly supportive and resourceful guide for parents raising neurodivergent children. The book offers practical strategies to help children with ADHD develop confidence, emotional regulation, and thriving habits. With clear advice and 77 engaging, mind-boosting games, it equips parents with tools to foster their child’s growth while celebrating their unique strengths. Compassionate and actionable, this book is an invaluable resource for navigating the challenges and joys of parenting ADHD children.

I am loving this book. It is easy to read, and helpful in so many categories. I especially love chapter 4 on creating an ADHD-friendly home environment. This book contains so many great ideas which not only apply to homes, but to classrooms as well. If you are a school teacher who struggles with how to manage your ADHD students, I encourage you pick this book up.

The book offers some useful suggestions, particularly when it comes to creating routines and improving focus in kids. I also liked the part about games that help with social skills. However, some of the tips seemed pretty simple, and I was expecting a bit more depth in the strategies provided.It’s good if you’re just starting to learn about ADHD, but if you’ve done some research already, you might not find a lot of new information here. It’s a decent guide, but I was looking for something a little more in-depth.

Parenting Boys and Girls with ADHD is an invaluable resource for parents navigating the challenges of raising neurodivergent children. This 2-in-1 guide offers a compassionate and practical approach, helping parents understand ADHD and implement effective strategies for their children's success. The first book dives deep into the nature of ADHD, providing clarity on the condition while debunking common myths. The second book offers 77 engaging and mind-boosting games that not only sharpen cognitive skills but also foster confidence and social abilities. A must-read for any parent feeling overwhelmed by their child's ADHD diagnosis.