Shivani Goel describes her six-year-old son Arun as a 'human dynamo.' "He won't sit still for a minute. He's constantly up to some mischief." You can't expect children to be well behaved at all times. But if it's excessive, then your child may have Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHS).
Parents often take their children along with them when going shopping. If you take your child with you to the supermarket, what do you do when she gets tired ...read more
Don't just check your child when he's being naughty. Catch him when he's behaving well, and praise him for it.many parents focus on catching children when the ...read more
Is your child hyperactive/poor in studies/disorganised or aggressive? Perhaps he has ADD/AHDH. ADD is Attention Deficit Disorder, while AHDH is ADD with hyper ...read more
You can't expect children to be quiet and well behaved at all times.But some children cross the line and are wild, destructive and disruptive. You have to wor ...read more
Hyperactive children are difficult to deal with. However, if you make minor changes in your and your child’s routine, it is not difficult to change your hy ...read more
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) has laid down certain guidelines to help identify a person with ADHD. According to the diagnos ...read more
It is only natural that parents who are told that their child has been diagnosed as having Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) will want to know e ...read more
It has been found that a combination of drug therapy and behavioural treatment makes for the best prognosis of ADHD. Keeping in mind the short attention span ...read more
Identifying the signs of ADHD or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is important so that early intervention and right management of this disorder is pos ...read more
All children show the signs of attention deficit disorder at some point or the other. If such signs are observed frequently, parents must take right action. L ...read more
Shivani Goel describes her six-year-old son Arun as a 'human dynamo.' "He won't sit still for a minute. He's constantly up to some mischief." You can't expect children to be well behaved at all times. But if it's excessive, then your child may have Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHS).