My ADD/ADHD daughter, Natalie, recently faced the possibility of in-school suspension and losing recess because of her symptoms. How do you work with teachers and school administrators if your child is labeled the "behavior problem" student?

My daughter, Natalie, who has ADHD and anxiety, compulsively picks her skin to cope with social anxiety. But we've tried the following alternatives to get her to stop picking.

My daughter, Natalie, who has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD), doesn't mind taking omega-3 supplements as an alternative treatment for her symptoms. But can fish oil really help ADHD children manage outbursts and inattentiveness?

My ADD/ADHD daughter has been having recurring emotional outbursts. Increasing her medication seems like the best way to treat this symptom. But how can I let go of the guilt and shame that comes with medicating my ADHD child?

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My daughter, Natalie, who has ADD/ADHD, has trouble making neurotypical friends her own age. Her solution to her social problems: start playing with younger kids, who like the attention from an older child. Is there any reason I should be worried about this?

My daughter, Natalie, loses everything because of her ADD/ADHD. This week, even after she begged us for her own cell phone for the umpteenth time, she managed to forget and leave the family phone in an unusual spot.

My daughter, Natalie, picks at her skin until it bleeds and becomes infected. Could anxiety, sensory processing issues, and other ADHD comorbid conditions be causing this compulsive behavior?

My daughter, Natalie, thinks she can spot others who, like her, have ADD/ADHD. Is there such a thing as ADHD radar?

My ADHD daughter, Natalie, has poor impulse control -- with sometimes hilarious, sometimes frustrating results. Our family does our best to cope with this ADD/ADHD symptom -- sharing stories is one way. How does your family survive? What are your most outrageous tales of impulsivity?