I understand that. But I think too many kids are diagnosed and drugged up when they truly do not have ADHD. Sometimes I think parents take the quick way out, drug the child up, and don't stop to realize that maybe it is not a medical situation.Sir Evil said:that's only part of it, there is a very real condition that exists here. this is not an easy matter to overlook as young children are often misdiagnosed with this problem when they are suffering from anxieties! the conditions are real, not a matter of basic guidance and parenting.
I do understand with some children there truly does exist a real condition. But for many, it is a quick fix to drug, rather than to deal with the issue on another level.