ADHD or ADD). Was it a dream or a nightmare? If your answer is the latter, and your child played a part, here’s my advice.[Free Download: Your Holiday Survival Kit]If your child has experienced sensory overload in the past, it might be better to pass up family gatherings that involve a large or boisterous crowd, like a Fourth of July barbecue or an afternoon picnic in the church parking lot.
If your child becomes overloaded on site, take a walk outside or to a quiet part of the house. Hold her and help her calm down and regroup.
Perhaps another child could play a game with her in a quiet room.Remember, ADHD is a neurological disorder that never takes a vacation.
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