Raising kids with ADHD shouldn't have you feeling overwhelmed. Follow these 8 parenting tips to help you manage your children's symptoms.

8 Tips for Raising Kids With ADHD

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5. Don’t Go it Alone

Just as kids with ADHD need a structured support system, so do parents. Your child’s primary caregiver can likely link you with community resources that will provide you with additional strategies and help you make friends with other parents who are struggling with the same issues you’re facing. Things always seem more manageable when you have other people you can lean on.

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