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The Little Monster Growing Up With Adhd
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Rating: 4.83/5 from 6 reviews A glimpse at what it is like inside my child's headI am always looking for a way to better understand my ADHD child. I am also looking for ways to explain it to others--teachers, other parents, my family. This book is a fantastic tool to that end! It is personal, emotional, scarey, moving. It just may be the best way I have seen in a while to get past denial and the thought that ADHD is something we can dismiss as bad parenting or deliberate bad behavior. It is great to see the postive aspects of ADHD highlighted. Any story that give my child a postive way to look at himself is helpful. We all need that. But finding it for an ADHD kid has not always been easy. Robert Jergen has just made it easier and has lightened my load. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! A ray of hope!Powerful! Moving! Inspirational! Passionate! Helpful! Rewarding! Hilarious! Insightful! Brilliant! The best book about ADHD that I have read! Dr. Jergen has put a new, POSITIVE, face on ADHD! The book to have if you have a child with any disability!While this book is specifically about a person growing up with ADHD, it really is about parenting and overcoming a difficult childhood. It is funny, touching, thoughtful, and engaging. A must read for parents and teachers of children with ADHD; but also strongly recommended for anybody working with any child. | ||||||||||||||||
