ADHD Kids 12 Success Stories: Stories of Kids with ADHD Who Found What Works, Including Easy Activities and Strategies for Ages 7–11 (Neurodivergent Success Stories Series)

Does your child wiggle constantly? Forget things seconds after you tell them? Take two hours on twenty minutes of homework? Get in trouble for interrupting even when they're trying so hard not to?This isn't a behavior problem. It's ADHD—and this book finally helps your child understand what's really happening in their brain.ADHD Kids: 12 Success Stories gives children with ADHD relatable stories they'll recognize themselves in, simple questions to understand their unique brain, and concrete strategies designed specifically for how ADHD brains work.INSIDE THIS BOOK:12 Relatable Stories featuring kids ages 7-11 with ADHD:Can't sit still no matter how hard they tryForget everything, even from five minutes agoGet distracted by absolutely everythingBlurt out answers before they can stopHave feelings that get SO big they explodeMind wanders away without permissionRush through everything and make careless mistakesCan't start tasks even when they want toLose everything constantlyHomework takes forever and feels like tortureStruggle with friendshipsDiscover what their ADHD brain is actually GOOD atThink About It Questions after each story to help kids recognize their own ADHD patternsTry This Activities with one concrete strategy kids can try for a weekYOUR CHILD WILL LEARN:Why their wiggly body needs to move (it's not bad!)How to use tools that remember FOR themWays to focus when everything distracts themThat waiting three seconds won't make thoughts disappearHow to catch big feelings before they explodeThat their brain can learn to notice when it wandersWhy checking work beats rushingHow to break big tasks into tiny stepsWhere to put things so they can ALWAYS find themHow to make homework less awfulFriendship skills for ADHD challengesThat ADHD brains are GOOD at things tooPARENTS WILL LEARN:What ADHD feels like from the insideWhy "just try harder" doesn't work (and what does)How to create systems that organize FOR your childWhat accommodations help and how to get themThat your child isn't lazy or broken—they're differentPERFECT FOR:Children ages 7-11 with ADHD who need to understand their brain and learn strategies that workParents seeking to understand their child's experience and support them without constant battlesTeachers and counselors working with ADHD studentsWritten by Richard Bass, special education teacher and bestselling author of 20+ books on ADHD and neurodivergent support. Over 100,000 families worldwide use his resources.This book won't claim ADHD is easy or that trying harder fixes everything.What it WILL do: Show your child they're not lazy, not stupid, not broken—just different. And with the right understanding and strategies, different can thrive.Simple language perfect for elementary readers. Read independently (ages 10-11) or together with parents (ages 7-9).Includes: "What Is ADHD?" explanation, "Tips for Parents" section, and resources for families.SCROLL UP AND CLICK "ADD TO CART" TO HELP YOUR CHILD UNDERSTAND THEIR ADHD BRAIN AND BUILD STRATEGIES THAT ACTUALLY WORK. Read more