In the world of children with ADHD, there is often complete chaos. They struggle to sit still, concentrate, or control their impulses. As a result, learning often requires a lot of effort, and conflicts are a daily occurrence. Parents of children with ADHD also do valuable heavy lifting every day. They have to cope with the diagnosis, deal with potential medication, manage family life, and often find themselves at their own breaking point. The author provides important background knowledge in her parenting guide and offers parents numerous resources for home and school. She demonstrates how parents can protect themselves and navigate family life with the necessary dose of humor and optimism.