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Lois Baxter

If you’re feeling hopeless and running out of patience in dealing with your highly explosive ADHD child, this powerful positive parenting guide is for you!
Does your child throw loud tantrums wherever you go?

Do you feel anxious whenever you go out in public in fear of something that will trigger your child to cry and become hysterical?

Have you tried everything in your power to help soothe them, but nothing seems to work?

If you said YES to any of the questions above, you’re not alone.

ADHD is one of the most common mental disorders affecting children. And this gets parents frustrated because ADHD kids are often misunderstood by many.

Raising a child with ADHD can be one of the most challenging things ever. They often have trouble controlling their emotions and behaviors. These kids are often perceived as having bad attitudes, defiant, or just plain out of control.

When your child is struggling to self-regulate, it’s easy to get pulled into power struggles and negative interactions that only make the situation worse.

But not for long!
In "ADHD: Raising an Explosive Child" by Lois Baxter, frustrated parents like you will: • Take accountability for the role you play in your child's behavior — what are the things that you unconsciously do to fuel their explosive behaviors?
 • Find out if there are associated behavioral disorders that could come with ADHD so you can focus on the real issue
 • Improve your child's quality of life at home, at school, and outside of the home — get valuable tips on how to address social exclusion
 • Permit yourself to take care of yourself as you deal with this challenging time in your family's life
 • Give your child a fighting chance in life as you focus on their strengths instead of their weaknesses.

And more!

Sadie Alexa Knight

Shape New LTD

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ADHD Raising an Explosive Child: A Beginner's Guide on Positive Parenting Kids and ADHD for Parents to Reduce Stress with Self-Care and Emotional Control Strategy