Organize Your ADDADHD Child by Cheryl Carter

Author:Cheryl Carter [R. Carter, Cheryl]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers

FURTHER TIPS

•For younger children’s artwork and papers, consider creating a Weekly Wall of Fame on a bulletin board in their room or study areas. Every week or so, tack up some of the work they bring home from school. Papers can then be sorted to what needs to be filed and what can safely be tossed.

•Work out a “clean plan,” creating an actual map of where things go. Place collectibles, trophies, stuffed animals, doll accessories, CDs, pens and pencils and the laundry basket on the map. Tape the map on the inside of a closet door so your child can refer to it often.

•Work out a reward plan. For a month of cleaning, add a little extra allowance or buy your preteen a treat or a music CD or DVD.

•Encourage your child to throw out the unused, unwanted and unloved items in his room. Encourage him, but do not throw away or discard anything without his approval.

•When you absolutely can’t stand it anymore, make your child’s favorite dessert, then tell her she is welcome to have some once her room is clean.

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