What is ADHD
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a behaviour problem that can be found in a child from 4-12 of age where the child socially can’t adjust itself facing psychological problematic adaptability. A child’s inattentive behavioural attitude forms a more aggressive way of reacting to certain things like avoid playing, loneliness is the core sign of ADHD in children.
One of the chief concerns researchers made to the public is that ADHD is an inherited disorder it has a slow process that transferred to offspring from parents that has addicted to the drug, smoke alcoholic addiction and social pressure.
Coping with ADHD
ADHD can be handled more effectively in the early age of the child rather than to face doom and gloom situation later in adult life. According to, report 24 per cent of an adult having ADHD commit self-harm, Suicidal behaviourism. In early age, the child will experience the more negative behavioural addiction, for instance, less attentiveness, anxiety, stubborn for sleep before routine time and more addictive consumption of food.
The Role of Fathers
As a father, you can treat your child ADHD more effectively than a behavioural teacher. why? Because you spend more time with your child than the teacher. that is key factor Behavioural psychology all about relevance the child identified the teacher as adventitious, your child knows it but when you as father work on your child in the slow process, talking to him meekly and humanely, express love for him and educate him through fun. Because behavioural problems can be treated very slow it takes years to cope with it and ADHD is no exception.
Behaviour disorders are the direct product of social pressure, it can be society, it can be parents and families. when the parents exercise negativity in the shape of quarrelling, aggressive approach to every matter. this cause social pressure on thechild and the disorder grows and the child became more reactive. In order to avoid these situation fathers and parents, in general, should be more responsible socially.
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