Re: 35 and ADD?

[Anonymous]

Devilsdon, I would do as you implied, and structure the day with the kids. If they are engaged in an activity or outing, there won’t be such a lot of chaos to deal with and knowing what the day holds will be good for them, too.. Not knowing the ages of your kids, it’s hard to know what specific activities to suggest, but libraries and childrens’ museums often have activities for kids on weekends. If the weather allows, going to parks where they can run around a lot is good. Swimming is good, too, if there is a YMCA or other such facility in your area. (If your kids are very noisy and chaotic, they may have some of your genes, too–all the more reason to put some structure into their day with you.)

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