Showing posts with label parenting ADD kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parenting ADD kids. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Sue Scheff: Feingold Family Favorites - How Food can Affect Your Child's Behavior


As a parent of an ADHD child, I have always respected the Feingold Program. Although it was not for my family, I know many families it has been very successful for. Again, this is part of all people and families being different and having an open mind to try different alternatives.
Source: Feingold.org

We have collected the best recipes from members, family and friends of the Feingold Association and compiled them into an attractive keepsake cookbook.

The cookbook contains 300 well-loved recipes including appetizers, main dishes, desserts and many others.

All proceeds will go to helping families implement the Feingold Program and generating public awareness of the role of food and synthetic additives in behavior, learning and health problems.
To save you money, we are charging only one shipping/handling fee of $3.50 no matter how many books you buy. So get a head start on Christmas and buy this book for your friends and family members!
To purchase today at a low introductory price, visit http://fgshop.org/cookbook.aspx

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Sue Scheff: An ADHD Life


Hunter in a Farmer's World An ADHD Life
We are a family coping with ADHD, Depression, Anxiety Disorders, Asperger's Syndrome and other coexisting conditions. Frustrated by a lack of understanding, by most of the people we meet each day, our calling was clear. We wanted to create greater understanding, advocacy and support for ADHD and for those effected by ADHD.
Our Mission
Hunter in a Farmer's World will dedicate itself to painting a picture for those who can't see our ADHD world, teaching those who want to understand and help, and supporting those who feel alone in their efforts to cope with ADHD. We will accomplish this through the sharing of our own, very personal experiences and introducing resources that we feel have been helpful to us. Lastly we will create a place for community: sharing our hopes and fears, successes and failures, and love and support for each other.

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Sue Scheff: ADD / ADHD Smart Solutions: Ways to Improve Your Child's Behavior


ADD / ADHD Smart Solutions: Ways to Improve Your Child's Behavior
This is a DVD many parents have found very informative. To learn more, type the title in the Amazon Box and order today!
Learn more about ADD/ADHD and how The Feingold Program may be able to help you.

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Sue Scheff -ADHD and ODD: Parenting Your Defiant Child


ADHD behavior issues often partner with oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) -- making discipline a challenge. Try these strategies for parents of ADD kids.


Every parent of a child with attention deficit disorder knows what it's like to deal with ADHD behavior problems -- sometimes a child lashes out or refuses to comply with even the most benign request. But about half of all parents who have children with live with severe behavior problems and discipline challenges on an almost daily basis.

Monday, December 1, 2008

Sue Scheff: Parenting Tips with ADHD Children


For any parent, teacher or relative of ADD/ADHD children, this magazine is a wealth of information to help you to better understand ADD/ADHD.


ADHD Parenting Tips: Be Positive and Calm


What does my style of parenting look like? Let’s say your nine-year-old refuses to comply with a simple request, like “Please pick up your toys.” Don’t repeat your request. Don’t yell or threaten a time-out. Instead, respond with action — firm, calm, quiet, and dramatic.


For instance, you might begin placing the toys into a container. If the child asks what you’re doing, you can say that the toys will remain in your possession until she pays you a small sum or performs certain chores. Your floor will be free of clutter — and your child will be more likely to comply next time.

Thursday, November 27, 2008

Sue Scheff: Holiday Times - The Feingold Holiday Goodie Basket


For parents of ADD/ADHD children, many have had tremendous success with the Feingold Program and Diet to help manage their kids. As the holidays are here, they are offering a fabulous goodie basket for your friends and family!



Holiday Goodie Basket!


Support your Feingold Association and wow your friends!A great assortment of all-natural, delicious treats in an attractive holiday gift baskets for you to enjoy or to give as gifts. For your $50 donation to FAUS, we will send a basket to the person of your choice.We have gathered our favorite Stage One & Stage Two yummies from sources around the country and will be assembling attractive gift baskets to be shipped out via Priority Mail to the locations and at the time you choose.


Look for brownies, cookies, jelly beans, gummy bears, lollipops, and many other goodies and snacks.Wouldn't it be great if your relatives had lots of Feingold-acceptable treats on hand when you and your kids visit them? This is a wonderful way to introduce family, friends, neighbors and teachers to the Program, and to show them that "additive-free" means "delicious"!! Get several baskets for your friends, relatives, teachers, etc.

Saturday, November 1, 2008

ADDitude Magazine - Learn More About ADD and ADHD


Do you have an ADD or ADHD child? Are you an ADHD Adult?


Visit http://www.additudemag.com/ and learn more! ADDitude Magazine offers a wide variety of topics on ADD and ADHD for both children and adults. Check out their informational and educational Blogs!

Thursday, September 18, 2008

ADDitude Magazine - ADHD Awareness Week!


This week is all about spreading attention-deficit truth and support. So, to that end, ADDitude has created a new ADHD Information Center that we hope people will use all year to...

Visit www.additudemag.com for great articles and information on ADD/ADHD.

Saturday, August 30, 2008

ADD/ADHD Students - Parents Learn More about The Feingold Program


The Feingold Program (also known as the Feingold Diet) is a test to determine if certain foods or food additives are triggering particular symptoms. It is basically the way people used to eat before "hyperactivity" and "ADHD" became household words, and before asthma and chronic ear infections became so very common.

Monday, July 21, 2008

Why Can't My Child Behave by Jane Hersey


Why Can't My Child Behave? is written by Jane Hersey, director of the Feingold Association and editor of the Pure Facts Newsletter. In its 400 pages, this book comprises 30 years of experience in the Feingold Association -- experience helping thousands of new members help their children, and experience being a member and watching her own children grow.

Friday, July 18, 2008

9 Ways To Achieve Success at School for Children with ADHD and LD


Yours Free: A Back-to-School Report for Parents of Students with ADHD & Learning Disabilities

Packed with school help for children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD ADHD) and learning disabilities

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