The Complete ADHD Parenting Guide for Girls: Discover Proven Strategies to Enhance Emotional Regulation, Executive Functioning, and Social Skills for Your Child

by Q.C. Harmony

Are you tired of feeling helpless as you watch your daughter struggle with ADHD?

Have you tried countless strategies that promised much but delivered little?

Do you finally want to say goodbye to the uncertainty and discover proven strategies that truly enhance her ability to manage her emotions, increase her focus, and improve her social skills?

If so, "The Complete ADHD Parenting Guide for Girls" is the resource you've been searching for.

You see, helping your daughter manage her ADHD effectively doesn't have to be overwhelming.

Even if you've felt defeated by previous attempts that failed to produce any real change, the truth is, achieving breakthrough results can be simpler than you think.

Dive into "The Complete ADHD Parenting Guide for Girls" and receive not just a book, but an essential toolkit designed to transform both your life and that of your daughter's.

Genres: Parenting, Adhd, Nonfiction

168 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 27, 2024

Reviews

[Books_the_Magical_Fruit · Rating 4 out of 5]

This has so many awesome tips and tricks for helping girls with ADHD! I wish my mom had owned this back in the day. I appreciate how there are lots of helpful games and scenarios included, and the summaries at the end of each chapter help the reader to retain information.

We’re not there yet with accurately diagnosing females with ADHD, but we’re in a much better place, and books like this are a tremendous help and resource.

I received an eARC from NetGalley and BooksGoSocial (thanks!). All opinions are mine.

[Feather Chelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Revolutionary

The author has a gift for explaining ADHD, sensory processing disorder, and learning disabilities in a new way. After reading this, I have a much better understanding of how these all interconnect and am bursting with ideas for helping children to cope better. I highly recommend it to anyone with a new diagnosis or, even those who simply wish to learn more.

[Nikolett · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Complete ADHD Parenting Guide for Girls is a book I would recommend to all of my patients' parents. The author has a good understanding of ADHD and conveys this well in their writing. There are a lot of good tips and exercises recommended as well. I am interested to read their book directed for boys to see what would differ in their recommendations. I will be seeking out other books by this author in the future. Highly recommend!

[Jennell Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very informative!

As a parent of a daughter with ADHD, I constantly felt like I was missing a piece of the puzzle. This book provided not only the missing piece but the whole darn picture frame!

This book specifically addresses how ADHD presents itself differently in girls, which was refreshing after years of reading resources geared more towards boys. It isn't just theory, it's packed with practical tips and tools I could implement right away. From emotional regulation strategies to social skills help, it offered a toolbox for every challenge. The downloadable toolkits included trackers, planners, and goal-setting worksheets that fit perfectly into our daily routine was the the biggest win for me.


If you're looking for a comprehensive guide to understanding and supporting your daughter with ADHD, this book is a lifesaver. Its combination of practical knowledge and usable tools makes it an essential resource for any parent on this journey. I highly recommend it!

[María Rguez · Rating 4 out of 5]

As a woman with ADHD, I wish my parents had something like this when I was growing up as I feel like it would have made the process a lot easier to not only understand what I’m going through but also how to help me. We're not perfect at diagnosing ADHD in girls yet, but we've come a long way. It's really encouraging to see the progress, and books like this are a big help. They’re not just full of useful info—they also empower girls and their families with the tools they need to handle ADHD with more confidence and ease.

This book is jam-packed with tons of great tips and tricks to help girls with ADHD. I really wish my mom had this when I was growing up—it would've made a huge difference. I love how it includes lots of fun games and real-life scenarios that make learning practical and enjoyable. Plus, the chapter summaries are super helpful for remembering all the key points.

*Thank you to NetGalley, QC HARMONY, and BooksGoSocial, for providing the opportunity to read this eARC in exchange for a review, but all thoughts are my own*

[Dana Sessa · Rating 5 out of 5]

So happy to be able to read the girl version of this book! There were quite a few times I stopped reading and was blown away at how it described my daughter. Sometimes you can feel alone while helping your children but this book was very reassuring to read to get more tips and resources. My daughter was 8 years old when she officially diagnosed with ADHD. I had done some research prior with my son also having ADHD too. I am always looking for new tips and tricks to learn and share so that we have all the resources we need to be as successful as possible. This book is one of those resources. It provides a wide range of information crossing different age levels. If you have a daughter with ADHD, I highly recommend this book.

[Kira K · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. I thought that the topics were split up quite well into sections and chapters and found that the neurology section was written in an easy to understand manner. The chapter takeaways helped as there is a lot of information to take in in each chapter and it’s easy to get overwhelmed. I loved the sections on strengthening self-image as it’s an important thing to teach all young girls and the one on resilience and adaptability as they’re essential skills we should all learn growing up. Finally, I thought that the free gift was a nice touch, especially for those parents who still feel a little out of their depths raising a child with ADHD after this guide.

[Shyanne Huff · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was written to explain ADHD in girls, processing disorders, learning disabilities and more. Games, strategies, tips and a better understanding on how to help girls with ADHD is explained in great detail.

I really enjoyed this read because it helped me to implement some of the tools in my classroom for the girls who can’t always sit still or have trouble focusing. It was a huge help and I’ve been able to see firsthand improvements. I’ve also shared the book with a friend who has a girl with ADHD and I can’t wait to see how much it has helped them! Thank you for this in detail guide about girls with ADHD

[Sarah · Rating 3 out of 5]

I think this book had a lot of great and helpful information about how to parent a girl with ADHD but wish there was more focus on older/teen girls. It had a lot of great suggestions and things to do to help your child but I think my teen would look at me like I was going crazy if I attempted some of the suggestions in the book. Great book for parents of younger girls with ADHD.

Thank you to QC Harmony and NetGalley for the copy!

[Linda Foster · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is an insightful look at ADHD in girls. It describes how to recognise and then help your girl. How to foster good communication. There’s useful information and tips, and strategies to implement.

[J. Martini · Rating 5 out of 5]

As a mom of a 7 year old who was recently diagnosed, this book was a game-changer. It offered me new insights into how her mind works and shifted my perspective of how to help her. Not only was it educational but it also provided practical tips to support.

[Literary Redhead · Rating 5 out of 5]

A terrific guide for raising girls with ADHD, offering a ton of info on the condition and tips on dealing with it. A must-read!