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Coping with Explosive Children
Thousands of families across the U.S. are living with a problem they say is unbearable. Their children fly off into extreme rages and explosive tantrums, tearing families apart. But there is hope, there are answers if you are a parent loving an explosive child. ADD, ODD, Bipolar? Learn the disorder differences... Trouble keeping friends, siblings hide from them, hurting their parents — See from a child's view... It's estimated 16% of children have Oppositional Defiant Disorder. Dr. Ross Greene shares the symptoms and caring techniques for explosive children. "This went on for years. It has been hell." — A mother's story... All kids seem to be bouncing off the walls and not listening to their parents. Here's ways to tell how extreme is too extreme... "Nobody was worried about him except I." — Best-selling author Danielle Steel shares her personal story of loving a Bipolar child. Ninety percent of Bipolar children were first diagnosed as ADD or ODD. Learn more about Bipolar from guests Dr. Demitri and Janice Papolos. Think your child has mood swings? Here's some ways to tell if your child may be Bipolar. Books, Numbers and Other Resources More Coping Topics: Disorder Differences | Discussions |
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