How to Help Your Child with ADHD

Plus, what to do after your child receives a diagnosis.

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Children Are Most Likely to Be Diagnosed with ADHD By 10 Years Old To gain more insight into one of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders in children, our parent company SHE Media conducted a survey. We wanted to help understand how parents of children with the condition (or who think their child might have the condition) are navigating everything from screening to diagnosis and treatment methods. SEE MORE SURVEY RESULTS The Most Important ADHD Symptoms Parents Should Look Out For How to Help Your Child With ADHD Start the School Year with Confidence Your Child Just Received an ADHD Diagnosis — Now What?

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