It’s 11 pm and you’ve gone into your child’s room for the 5th time. You stay calm, you rub his back AGAIN, tell him to look at the stars painted on the ceiling and to just try to sleep. After nights of yelling, punishing, bribing and begging you realize in your frustration that he is not trying to defy you, he’s not just trying to make you crazy, HE JUST CAN’T FALL ASLEEP!
What’s up with that? Well, for kids who have ADHD, sleep disorders are not uncommon. In fact, studies have shown that between 25% and 50% of children and adolescents diagnosed with ADHD have clinically reported sleep problems. This can include difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, and waking up from sleep.
If you are a parent of a child who has difficulty focusing, “Pay attention!” is probably 0n your short list of phrases. Kids with 
If you were offered seven steps to help your child succeed with ADD, would you take them? Of course you would! I heard that Kenny Handelman, M.D. had written a book offering these steps to turn your child’s differences into strengths. I had also read the buzz surrounding this new book. So I was thrilled that Dr. Handelman provided me with the opportunity to review 
