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5 top tips for getting your child with ADHD to do their “chores”
I hate housework. I would prefer to do ANYTHING else. Another reason I hate housework is that it has always been a challenge to get my kids to help around the house. Yes, most kids will struggle with this, but …
Creating Mini Connection Points
We are a very busy family. My husband and I work. The kids have their schooling and social lives, math tutoring, speech pathology, occupational therapy and psychology appointments. We are all involved in our church community. I feel like I …
The role of Estrogen in females with ADHD
I love getting the ADHD report in the mail. This month it was like reading my life story. For a bit of background if you are new to ADHD Done Differently. I live in a house bursting with ADHD. My …
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