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ADHD and Parenting
Hey Everyone! The week I been having and the way the holy sprint lead me to this page is Unmatched. My 7 year old faith has been a hand full since 2. She was diagnosed with ADHD. We are in a season where she won’t listen she rather do it her way. She doing more Dangerous Things around the home. And smile and laugh when she get screamed at. I have been feeling defeated in the passed 7 days. I been in prayed and some how found this IG page that had prayers for kids Now I also have a high achiever 13 year old. She quit stay to her self and passing all her class. My question is how do you discipline one child with out making the other child Suffer? And how do I stop redirecting all my attention to one child and forgetting about the other.
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This is so incredibly hard. My 5 year old is autistic and has been off the walls and my little ones 2yr and 6mo suffer and loose attention and quality time because I’m chasing him around yelling all the time. I’ve learned that making him jump on the trampoline or run around outside helps blow off the steam but doesn’t always work so then I try quiet time in his room. Quiet time works for my 2 year old when he is over stimulated.
DAY 1: The Spirit of Rebellion & Disobedience
“For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft…” — 1 Samuel 15:23 Let’s stop calling what’s demonic just “difficult.”Rebellion is not your child being strong-willed. It's not independence. It’s not “they’re just like their daddy.”It’s a spirit. A counterfeit authority that’s trying to overthrow yours. And it’s bold. It will lie straight to your face.It will talk over you. It will challenge your instructions. It will twist the truth to protect pride.And if you don’t deal with it in the spirit, you’ll start disciplining flesh while the real enemy keeps building altars in your house. Rebellion is witchcraft. That’s not opinion that’s Bible. It manipulates. It resists. It mocks. It partners with pride and says, “I don’t need to listen.”And if we’re not careful, we’ll let it stay because we’re too tired to fight. But today, we tear down every high place. Kingdom parents.. your home is not a playground for demons. It's a sanctuary for the Spirit of God.Your voice carries authority. Your discipline is holy. You don’t negotiate with rebellion. You cast it out and loose obedience in its place. This isn’t about raising “good kids” it’s about raising submitted ones. Kids who know the voice of God because they learned to honor the voice of their parents. Kids who don’t just follow rules, but walk in reverence. You don’t need to yell louder. You need to stand firmer. You are the gatekeeper. Set the tone. Shut the door. WARFARE PRAYER: Father, I come before You as the authority You’ve placed in this home.I repent for every time I excused rebellion instead of rebuking it.I repent for letting tiredness, fear, or culture silence my voice.Today, I take my place. I shut every door of rebellion, defiance, and dishonor in the name of Jesus. I break every generational curse of pride and resistance.I cancel every word curse that told my child “they’re just bad” or “they’ll never change.”I bind the spirit of rebellion, witchcraft, manipulation, pride, and stubbornness. You have no place here. I evict you now by the blood of Jesus.
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Amen!!!
Post 10: ADHD Why consequences aren’t working for your child.
Y’all are doing the consequences… And nothing is changing. Same behavior....Same attitude.....Same cycle. And you’re like: “What am I missing??” Let me help you. It’s not always that you’re not doing anything… it’s HOW you’re doing it. 🔥 1. You’re not consistent One day you follow through.The next day you’re tired. So now your child learns “Sometimes this matters… sometimes it doesn’t.” And kids will ALWAYS test an inconsistent system. 🔥 2. You’re talking too much Long lectures don’t change behavior. Especially with ADHD. After a certain point…they’re not even listening. You’re just talking. 🔥 3. The consequence doesn’t cost them anything “Go sit down.”“Stop doing that.” That doesn’t hit....If it doesn’t require effort… it won’t change behavior. 🔥 4. You’re delaying the consequence “I’ll deal with you later.” No. Later = forgotten.... Correction has to be immediate. 🔥 5. You’re not resetting the pattern You corrected it once…but didn’t stay consistent after. So the behavior comes right back. 🔥 6. You’re expecting one correction to fix everything That’s not how kids work.Especially not ADHD.....It takes repetition. It’s not that consequences don’t work… your system isn’t consistent enough yet. Because when a child KNOWS: “Every time I do this… THIS happens” Behavior changes. Later this evening… I’m going to show you the exact system I use in my home......that makes consequences actually work. Be ready.
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