About This Book
When your child comes home with questions or confusion about a friend or classmate with ADHD, this book is an excellent resource. It directly and gently explains what ADHD is, covering concepts like hyperactivity, inattention, and impulsivity through relatable school and friendship scenarios. It demystifies the condition, fostering empathy and patience instead of judgment. For ages 8 to 12, this nonfiction guide provides clear language and supportive strategies, empowering your child to be a better, more understanding friend.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book's subject is neurodivergence (ADHD). The approach is direct, informational, and secular, framing ADHD as a difference in brain wiring, not a character flaw. It directly addresses challenges like social exclusion or getting in trouble at school. The resolution is hopeful and practical, emphasizing that with understanding and strategies, friendships can thrive and children with ADHD can succeed.
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