ADHD Adventures

During the first few years of life, sights, sounds, tastes and touch play a vital role in neurodevelopment. Interactions with people help to develop emotional bonding and communication which then support language learning and social skills. Reading books together and encouraging play, strengthens the connections in their brain associated with communication and creativity. So get a book and enjoy it together! If you need suggestions, let me know the age of your child(ren) and I'll send you a list.

I just read a story that a child keeps asking his mom for more chores so that he can feed his pet! I guess this is worth checking out!

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Joon: The behavior improvement app for kids Use a kid-friendly game (for ages 8-12) to help motivate your child to focus and stay on top of their daily tasks & habits.

I don't have any experience with this program, but I thought I'd send it along in case you wanted to check it out.

The teacher's working environment is the student's learning environment. That’s why PD should empower teachers through inspiration, affirmation, and transformation—to help them be their best. http://Doctorbradjohnson.com/Speaking