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Anyone know about non-hyperactive ADD?
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<blockquote data-quote="AnnieO" data-source="post: 266464" data-attributes="member: 6705"><p>Very similar to difficult child 1. I understand your being hesitant about medications for it. That may not be it.</p><p> </p><p>She needs to learn coping mechanisms with or without medications however. Natural consequences. We will bring a forgotten item to school once per school year per child. difficult child 1 almost failed 7th grade due to this. But the fact is, they have to deal with it in the long run too. Also, difficult child 1 doesn't WANT to be organized. So we're working on that. With difficult child 2, it's just a struggle to remind him to put stuff in backpack, put backpack in the same place each night. Eventually it's a habit. We hope.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AnnieO, post: 266464, member: 6705"] Very similar to difficult child 1. I understand your being hesitant about medications for it. That may not be it. She needs to learn coping mechanisms with or without medications however. Natural consequences. We will bring a forgotten item to school once per school year per child. difficult child 1 almost failed 7th grade due to this. But the fact is, they have to deal with it in the long run too. Also, difficult child 1 doesn't WANT to be organized. So we're working on that. With difficult child 2, it's just a struggle to remind him to put stuff in backpack, put backpack in the same place each night. Eventually it's a habit. We hope. [/QUOTE]
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