Dr. Martin Stein, a pediatrician at UCSD, notes that girls are
likely to be diagnosed with ADD later than boys, some as early
as third or fourth grade, or as late as junior high. Here’s my
take on what happens: year by year, girls value peer
relationships more. So, many females gradually place the teacher
on ignore while they wait to do something interesting with their
friends. Those caught ignoring their teachers are labeled ADD, a
misdiagnosis because the definition of ADD includes that the
symptoms are present before the age of 7 and for most it comes
later. This episode discusses: How to avoid your daughter
putting you on ignore as she moves into her teen years. The
three most common mistakes that parents make when supporting
their children Father’s Day Special – Getting Dad involved in
the family ADHD dad and his family In an effort to help the ADHD
parents Dr. Guffanti has posted a survey. This podcast is the
answer to some of the questions posted there. This mom asks,
“What can I do to help my husband