ADHD Tips, Tricks, and Ideas
Research shows that children in foster care are significantly more likely to have ADHD. Studies estimate that 17% to over 25% of children in foster care have an ADHD diagnosis, compared to about 3–7% of children in the general population. In other words, roughly 1 in 4 children in foster care may have ADHD.
That doesn’t mean every foster child has ADHD—but it does mean many of our kids struggle with executive functioning skills, things like:
Staying focused
Following multi-step instructions
Organizing tasks or materials
Controlling impulses
Regulating emotions
ADHD Task Chart
A full routine chart with tasks and calming phrases to help your child move through their day with less stress — and more success.
ADHD Behavior Adjustment Guide
A quick-reference guide pairing common ADHD behaviors with simple, practical environment tweaks that set kids up to thrive.
