Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder can be difficult to parent. And the challenges that they pose can leave parents feeling ineffective at best - and, at worst, like they're failing. Dr. Anthony Kane, from the Complete Connection Parenting Program, offers some encouragement:

"[Understand that] no child comes into the world completely blank. [They] come with certain personality traits, certain problems, certain skills, certain abilities...ADHD children are much more difficult to raise than the normal, average child...It is not a reflection of your skills [as a parent]..."

Dr. Kane goes on to suggest that if you're learning how to parent based on your child's personality and individual needs, you're fulfilling your role as parent - no matter what anyone else says, and no matter how you may feel at the time. Source: Blip.tv

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