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my son very hyper activiti not silent who I managed my son?
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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy3 years agoA. For example, all kids need a schedule or guidance to help them keep up with chores, homework, and other expectations. Kids with ADHD, dr says, can't be expected to "just get it" from verbal instructions. Instead, they often respond better to a visual schedule that they can follow.They also do better with very specific instructions. Instead of telling kids to “clean their room,” be specific, such as "all clothes off the floor," and "all books on the bookshelves.” That way, kids clearly understand what to do.
Rewards work well for kids with ADHD, but they, too, may need to be tweaked slightly.
"For example, one expectation might be to play appropriately with his sister," says pediatrician
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