10 Tips for Helping Your ADHD Son- Free Report Available
Released on = December 6, 2005, 8:13 pm
Press Release Author = That's My Son! Raising the ADHD Boy
Industry = Consumer Services
Press Release Summary = Parenting a child with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder (ADHD) is a special challenge, as parents of
ADHD boys know all too well. A new web site, "That's My
Son!", seeks to change that situation with a free report,
"10 Tips for Helping Your ADHD Son," available from
http://www.Raising-the-ADHD-Boy.com.
Press Release Body = Parenting a child with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a special challenge, as parents of
ADHD boys know all too well. A new web site, "That's My
Son!", seeks to change that situation with a free report,
"10 Tips for Helping Your ADHD Son," available from
http://www.Raising-the-ADHD-Boy.com.
The goal of the report, says "That's My Son!" founder Angie
Dixon, is to make life easier for parents of ADHD boys. "My
son has about five h's in his ADHD," Dixon says, "And I know
what a struggle it can be to raise a kid with ADHD.
So I wanted to write a report and put together a web site
that would help."
The first tip, Dixon says, is simply to remember that you
love your son. "Sometimes we forget what it's all about. We
get caught up in worrying about their grades or their social
skills, and we harp on things like tying their shoes or
putting their shirt on right-side-out, and we just forget
how much we love these little guys, just because they are
and for no special reason.
Equally important, Dixon says, is the second tip, reminding
your ADHD child that you love him. "This is crucial," the mom
of ADHD son Jack remarks. "Sometimes I think Jack doesn’t
realize how much I love him, because all he sees is how
frustrated I get on occasion and he thinks I don’t love him.
So it’s very important to remind your son of this at every
opportunity."
"That’s My Son!" offers a complete report, 10 Tips for
Helping Your ADHD Son, at their web site,
http://www.Raising-the-ADHD-Boy.com. To get the first
section of the report immediately and continue receiving the
remaining issues one per day for nine more days, visit
http://www.Raising-the-ADHD-Boy.com.
Dixon notes that the site also has a number of articles
(over 50 at last count) and a forum for ADHD parents.
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